Smart Infrastructure – Smart Selangor

Sistem pengurusan pintar pantau, urus aset jalan negeri lebih efisien

admin — Wed, 16 Mar 2022 03:19:39 +0000

Perlu serius tangani banjir- Sultan Selangor

admin — Mon, 14 Mar 2022 04:42:02 +0000

SHAH ALAM, 14 MAR 2022: Sultan Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah berkenan kerajaan negeri memberi penekanan lebih serius terhadap usaha menangani masalah banjir yang semakin kerap berlaku.

Ia termasuk menyediakan pelan kerja mendalam dan melebarkan sungai, sistem perparitan dan membina kunci air di lokasi penting dengan mengambil kira kadar taburan hujan serta jadual air pasang laut.

Sultan Sharafuddin menzahirkan rasa sedih dan dukacita berkenaan kerana melihat kesan kerosakan teruk akibat banjir yang terpaksa dihadapi oleh rakyat.

Baginda bertitah, kerajaan bukan saja menanggung kerugian, malah, rakyat akan terbeban jika semua pihak masih tidak serius dan sambil lewa dalam mendepani bencana itu.

“Sejak tragedi banjir besar di Selangor pada 1971, kita sudah belajar untuk menyediakan pelan tindakan sebelum dan selepas banjir apatah lagi dengan jumlah penduduk yang kini mencecah lebih 6.5 juta orang.

“Kerajaan Negeri harus mempunyai perancangan masa depan yang lebih efektif supaya rakyat tidak lagi merana dengan masalah banjir,” titah baginda ketika menyempurnakan istiadat pembukaan Persidangan Dewan Negeri Selangor Ke-14, hari ini.

Persidangan penggal kelima selama dua minggu itu dijangka membahaskan isu antaranya bencana banjir, belanjawan negeri dan persediaan menghadapi fasa endemik.

Titah Sultan Sharafuddin, kerajaan negeri dan kerajaan Persekutuan diharap mengenepikan perbezaan fahaman politik supaya dapat bekerjasama menangani masalah banjir di Lembah Klang.

“Kaedah terbaik menangani banjir perlu dikenalpasti segera termasuk mendapatkan khidmat kepakaran serta teknologi baharu dari dalam dan luar negara.

“Beta mahu semua pegawai, agensi dan jabatan di bawah kerajaan negeri lebih proaktif menyelesaikan masalah banjir serta tindakan cepat diambil kerana ia melibatkan nyawa dan kerugian harta benda,” titah baginda.

Baginda bertitah, kerajaan negeri perlu mendepani penggunaan teknologi digital untuk ramalan supaya operasi Smart Disaster Management dapat segera diwujudkan.

“Penggunaan infrastruktur digital Selangor Gigabit Network (SeGNet) dan Smart Selangor Hybrid Cloud Data Centre (SSDC) harus diupayakan kepada semua agensi kerajaan, pejabat daerah dan tanah (PDT) dan pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT) bagi penyaluran data lebih cepat dan berkesan.

“Pusat kawalan Smart Selangor C5i Operations Centre (SSOC) bagi pengurusan bencana juga harus diperkasakan termasuk penggunaan teknologi kawal perintah dan pemantauan automatik serta mengembangkan penggunaan infrastruktur digital ke setiap PDT,” titah baginda.

Selain itu, Sultan Sharafuddin mahu projek seperti pembinaan ban atau mendalamkan sungai dilakukan dengan sempurna bagi mengelak banjir lebih buruk berlaku.

“Beta juga berharap kerajaan negeri mengukuhkan tindakan penguatkuasaan terhadap pihak yang terlibat dalam kegiatan pencemaran sungai yang menjadi punca utama banjir,” titah baginda.

Dalam pada itu, baginda menzahirkan penghargaan kepada lebih 20,000 petugas sama ada agensi kerajaan negeri dan Persekutuan yang membantu sepanjang operasi banjir sebelum ini.

“Sebanyak 227 pusat pemindahan sementara (PPS) dibuka bagi menempatkan lebih 47,000 mangsa banjir dengan 3,503 aset dan keperluan logistik digerakkan ke kawasan terjejas.

“Kerajaan negeri turut menyalurkan bantuan bagi meringankan beban mangsa banjir menerusi Bantuan Selangor Bangkit (BSB) berjumlah RM106 juta,” katanya.

Sumber : Utusan Malaysia

AWS signs new Cloud Framework Agreement with Malaysia to power public sector innovation

admin — Wed, 09 Mar 2022 02:18:09 +0000

ASIA PACIFIC, 9 MAR 2022 : Amazon Web Services (AWS) signed a new Cloud Framework Agreement (CFA) with the Malaysian government, together with local IT provider and AWS Partner Radmik Solutions Sdn Bhd, to help accelerate cloud adoption in the public sector and help agencies save costs, boost digital skills, and drive innovation. The CFA enables Radmik Solutions, an IT systems integrator and technology service provider in Malaysia, and now an AWS Managed Service Provider, to provide consulting and technology services to government agencies and contribute towards the growth of Malaysia’s digital economy. AWS is the first international cloud service provider to have concluded and signed a CFA with the Malaysian government, as part of our long-term commitment to support Malaysia’s digital transformation.

Smoothing the path to innovation

Malaysia’s government agencies and departments can now access AWS Cloud services through a streamlined procurement model to drive innovation and digitize government services for citizens. The CFA removes the administrative overhead for individual agencies and departments through favourable, pre-negotiated contract terms and conditions, which streamlines the cloud adoption process for government agencies and helps them save costs as a result of the economies of scale achieved from the aggregated procurement.

Malaysian government agencies now have a consistent approach to access and use all AWS services in any of AWS’s 84 Availability Zones spanning 26 geographic regions around the world, without having to negotiate separate contract terms. They will be able to leverage the breadth and depth of more than 200 fully-featured AWS Cloud services, including AWS’s industry-leading security capabilities, global infrastructure, and comprehensive security and compliance controls validated by third-parties.

“Aligning to Malaysia’s MyDigital initiative, the Government has published a ‘Cloud First Policy’ circular to provide guidelines for adopting cloud computing technology in the implementation of ICT projects to further improve public service delivery,” said Adi Azlan, Principal Assistant Director of the Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU) at the Prime Minister’s Department.

The flexibility in access to AWS Cloud services encourages experimentation with new ideas to accelerate innovation within the Malaysian government, as well as the ability to deliver new citizen services more quickly and at a reduced cost. The AWS services offered include AWS Enterprise Support to provide close guidance and best practices, and AWS Professional Services for agencies that need to obtain more guidance on complex projects.

Driving local economic growth for public sector organizations

The CFA is part of AWS’s ongoing commitment to support the Malaysian government’s Digital Economy Blueprint, which is the country’s roadmap towards becoming a regional leader in the digital economy. Our Malaysian customers include large public sector organizations, such as the Ministry of Higher Education and the Smart Selangor Delivery Unit in the Selangor State Government, as well as leading companies like Petronas and innovative startups like Storehub.

The Department of Polytechnic and Community College Education in Malaysia’s Ministry of Higher Education used AWS to reduce downtime in delivering education services on its cloud-based learning management system, Curriculum Information Document Online System (CIDOS). Their CIDOS is now the largest integrated cloud-based education platform in Malaysia’s public sector, delivering a full year of academic curriculum online for over 110,000 students and 7,000 lecturers across 36 polytechnics. Additionally, the Selangor State Government adopted AWS Cloud technology to build and run its Citizens Electronic Payments Platform (CEPat), which enables citizens to access paid government services on their mobile or through the web.

The Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM), which collects national economic and social statistics, became the first Malaysian federal government agency to migrate to AWS in 2020. While the agency typically only takes three months to conduct Malaysia’s national census, it needed to maintain its costly on-premises infrastructure year-round. By switching to cloud services, DOSM now only uses cloud resources as needed, saving costs and improving scalability. DOSM migrated its citizen-facing services to the cloud using various AWS services and worked alongside AWS Partners Uberfusion and Integriti Padu (IPSB Technology) to handle traffic spikes, improve security, and help census workers access DOSM’s cloud-based e-learning solution. On AWS, DOSM’s census portal can handle 100 percent of its traffic at any time, including at a peak of 200,000 users. In total, DOSM helped nine million users access Malaysia Census Data on AWS.

AWS has an extensive network of AWS Partners in Malaysia, such as Maxis Enterprise and Radmik Solutions, who help support Malaysian businesses and organizations in their cloud journey. Radmik Solutions will offer consulting and technology services to government agencies as the local Managed Services Provider in the CFA.

“We are delighted to collaborate with the world’s leading cloud services provider to accelerate cloud adoption in Malaysia’s public sector,” said Adam Roslly, Managing Director of Radmik Solutions. “This collaboration will give us the speed and connectivity to foster greater innovation and accelerate our customers’ digital transformation.”

Building a digitally-trained workforce

A research report by AlphaBeta found that 149 million workers in Asia Pacific apply some form of digital skills in their jobs today. However, the need for advanced cloud computing and data skills in the region is expected to increase five-fold by 2025. Digital skills training will be key to accelerating innovation in Malaysia.

To help accelerate innovation with the Malaysian Government, AWS will provide training support for selected federal government employees via on-demand digital courses, facilitated training events, and instructor-led classroom training. These initiatives aim to help government employees develop the skills and expertise needed to implement cloud technologies at scale, make better data-driven business decisions, and innovate new services to drive improved outcomes for citizens.

This training support is part of AWS’s broader commitment to help develop a digitally-trained workforce to power Malaysia’s digital economy. In January 2022, AWS launched the re/Start program in Malaysia, through free cloud computing courses offered by Malaysia-based UNITAR International University.

Committed to Malaysia for the long term

“We are excited to support the Malaysia government, in collaboration with AWS Partner Radmik Solutions, to help build the digital future of the country,” said Eric Conrad, managing director of worldwide public sector for ASEAN at AWS. “This CFA will make it easier for government agencies to procure AWS services, and enable them to use the cloud to rapidly experiment at a lower cost and with increased flexibility. It will pave the way for an accelerated cloud adoption journey in Malaysia by removing barriers in government technology procurement, allowing government agencies to focus their time and resources on their core mission of improving citizen services.”

AWS’s work in Malaysia represents our long-term commitment to the government and the nation. AWS is honored to support the Malaysia government as it forges ahead in its digital transformation journey. We look forward to working with Malaysia to build a digitally skilled workforce, accelerate innovation, and leverage technology to solve some of the biggest challenges in the country.

Source : AWS Public Sector Blog

#TECH: AWS signs new CFA with Malaysia to drive public sector innovation

admin — Mon, 07 Mar 2022 02:27:06 +0000

ASIA PACIFIC, 7 MAC 2022 : Amazon Web Services (AWS) signed a new Cloud Framework Agreement (CFA) with the Malaysian government, together with local IT provider and AWS partner, Radmik Solutions, to help accelerate cloud adoption in the public sector and help agencies save costs, boost digital skills, and drive innovation.

The CFA enables Radmik Solutions, an IT systems integrator and technology service provider in Malaysia, and now an AWS Managed Service Provider, to provide consulting and technology services to government agencies and contribute towards the growth of Malaysia’s digital economy.

“Aligning to Malaysia’s MyDigital initiative, the Government has published a ‘Cloud First Policy’ circular to provide guidelines for adopting cloud computing technology in the implementation of ICT projects to further improve public service delivery,” said Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU) Principal Assistant Director, Adi Azlan.

AWS is the first international cloud service provider to have concluded and signed a CFA with the Malaysian government, as part of our long-term commitment to supporting Malaysia’s digital transformation.

Smoothing The Path

The CFA removes the administrative overhead for individual agencies and departments through favourable, pre-negotiated contract terms and conditions, which streamlines the cloud adoption process for government agencies and helps them save costs as a result of the economies of scale achieved from the aggregated procurement.

Malaysia’s government agencies and departments can now access AWS Cloud services through a streamlined procurement model to drive innovation and digitise government services for citizens.

They too now have a consistent approach to access and use all AWS services in any of AWS’s 84 Availability Zones spanning 26 geographic regions around the world, without having to negotiate separate contract terms. They will be able to leverage the breadth and depth of more than 200 fully-featured AWS Cloud services, including AWS’s industry-leading security capabilities, world-class global infrastructure, and the most comprehensive security and compliance controls validated by third-party.

The AWS services offered include AWS Enterprise Support to provide close guidance and best practices, and AWS Professional Services for agencies that need to obtain more guidance on complex projects.

Driving Local Economic Growth

The agreement is part of AWS’s ongoing commitment to support the Malaysian government’s Digital Economy Blueprint, which is the country’s roadmap towards becoming a regional leader in the digital economy.

Commenting on the agreement, AWS’ managing director of worldwide public sector for Asean, Eric Conrad said that AWS is excited to support the Malaysia government, in collaboration with AWS Partner Radmik Solutions, to help build the digital future of the country.

“This CFA will make it easier for government agencies to procure AWS services, and enable them to use the cloud to rapidly experiment at a lower cost and with increased flexibility. It will pave the way for an accelerated cloud adoption journey in Malaysia by removing barriers in government technology procurement, allowing government agencies to focus their time and resources on their core mission of improving citizen services.”

Some of AWS’ customers in Malaysia include public sector organisations such as the Ministry of Higher Education, Smart Selangor Delivery Unit under the Selangor State government, as well as Petronas and startups like Storehub.

The Department of Polytechnic and Community College Education at the Malaysia’s Ministry of Higher Education also uses AWS to reduce downtime in delivering education services on its cloud-based learning management system, the Curriculum Information Document Online System (CIDOS), which is now the largest integrated cloud-based education platform in Malaysia’s public sector, delivering a full-year of academic curriculum online for over 110,000 students and 7,000 lecturers across 36 polytechnics.

Building A Digitally-Trained Workforce

This training support is part of AWS’s broader commitment to help develop a digitally-trained workforce to power Malaysia’s digital economy.

Earlier this year AWS launched the re/Start programme here in Malaysia through free cloud computing courses offered by UNITAR International University.

AWS’s work in Malaysia represents their long-term commitment to support the Malaysia government as it forges ahead in its digital transformation journey.

Source : New Straits Times

SSDU Develops Smart System to Monitor Water Pollution

admin — Thu, 24 Jun 2021 08:03:07 +0000

Selangor Commits RM369 Million Towards Smart State Initiative

admin — Mon, 19 Apr 2021 15:19:41 +0000

SHAH ALAM, 19 APR 2021 : Wholly-owned subsidiary of Menteri Besar Selangor (Incorporated) (MBI), Smart Selangor Delivery Unit (SSDU) has launched three main Selangor Smart Digital Infrastructure (SDI) initiatives

The initiatives are the Selangor Gigabit Network (SeGNet), the Smart Selangor Hybrid Data Centre (SSDC), and a local Cloud Computing Infrastructure, co-developed with Telekom Malaysia (TM), Amazon Web Services (AWS), and NetApp.

The launch marked Selangor’s readiness to accelerate its digital transformation programmes for its public sector and Government-linked Companies (GLC).

SSDU’s Managing Director, Fahmi Ngah said the Smart State implementation is to develop a ‘digital layer’ which will guarantee proper operations of the Smart State in the same way on how a human body functions.

SeGNet is co-developed with Telekom Malaysia (TM) which which allows Selangor to offer 3gps internet connectivity for their public sector and the partnership has facilitated the SSDC with a tier-4 ready data storage facility.

Additionally, the SSDC houses Malaysia’s first AWS outposts, fully managed service that offers the same AWS infrastructure, AWS services, APIs, and tools virtually any data centre, co-location space, or on-premises facility for a hybrid experience.

Selangor’s Chief Minister, Amirudin Shari said the SSDU is one of the many ‘firsts’ created in realising the State’s vision to develop Selangor as a Smart State.

“The need for these digital innovations has also been echoed by the Government as key components to realise its MyDIGITAL plan which has set the target at 80 percent usage of cloud storage across the Government in 2022.

“With these SDI initiatives cementing the digital foundations of our Smart State, I am confident that the Selangor government has now moved closer to achieve its aspirations of realising many more smart services for the government and the people,” he concluded.

Speaking at the press conference after the launch, the Chief Minister has added that the Selangor state government has invested RM369 million to date on the Smart State initiative.

“Previously, we committed a budget of RM50 million in this sector and aimed to use about RM300 million by the end of 2025. However, we saw that importance of going digital so we invested RM369 million now to accommodate the Smart State initiative led by SSDU,” he added.

The Smart State investments are accumulated via the state’s GLCs and also the state funding to expedite the process of the state’s digital transformation.

Commenting on a possible state-federal collaboration on the Smart State initiative, the Chief Minister has said that the state welcomes any kind of collaboration and partnership to increase the digital movement in the state.

“One of our current partners is Telekom Malaysia, which is under the federal government-linked companies. This shows our openness and readiness to work with everybody to make sure that we can achieve our targets,” he concluded.

Recently, SSDU has also continued their partnership with Maybank Berhad for the Smart Selangor e-Souq online store initiative on the Maybank Sama-Sama Lokal Platform to expand the online Ramadan e-bazaar programme wider across Selangor.

The collaboration is aimed to expand the opportunities for traders on the e-Souq online store on Sama-Sama Lokal, to sell iftar cuisines and Hari Raya products online as an alternative or complementary to the existing physical Ramadan bazaar.

Source : Business Today

Selangor to step up digital adoption with Amazon, TM partnership

admin — Mon, 19 Apr 2021 07:51:47 +0000

SHAH ALAM, 19 APR 2021 : Selangor is leveraging the disruption caused by Covid-19 crisis to accelerate digitalisation agenda amid the high demand of online operations since January last year.

Smart Selangor Delivery Unit (SSDU) MD Dr Fahmi Ngah said as a start, Selangor has already invested and cooperated with Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) to provide the state government with a higher Internet speed connectivity for the state agencies.

Known as Smart Selangor Gigabit Network (SeGNet), TM and SSDU have agreed to upgrade the speed connectivity up to 3Gbps, which will enable public sectors in Selangor to have seamless data processes connected to the state data centre.

The initiative, named Smart Digital Infrastructure (SDI), has four of 12 local councils subscribed to the facility so far.

Besides faster connectivity, TM will also facilitate a localised Smart Selangor Hybrid Cloud Data Centre (SSDC) with Tier-4 ready data storage facility for the state, Fahmi unveiled in his presentation about SDI last Friday.

“This is in line with the MyDigital (Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint) plan agenda by the federal government which targets 80% of cloud computing services in government agencies by 2022.

“If there is one state which is ready to achieve this, it will be Selangor,” Fahmi added.

The MyDigital initiative, announced in February, is also aiming for the digital economy to contribute 22.6% to GDP and provide 500,000 jobs in the related market.

Fahmi said the agency will still have to convince other local councils, as well as other agencies to invest in the initiative.

SSDU was tasked to make Selangor the smart state in the region by 2025, per blueprint that was set in 2016.

He also said some adjustment was made to the master plan to make sure the “smart” term used by the state will always reflect the needs of the citizens.

From a total of 12 domains in the earlier plan, he said SSDU has shifted its focus to only four domains — Smart Government, Smart Economy, Smart Community and SDI.

Among others, SSDU plans to open as much collected data as possible in the state for its residence by 2025, to prove the level of reliability and transparency of the system that can be enjoyed by the citizens through the Internet of Things.

For instance, the waste management data daily collected and managed by the SSDU command centre will be useful information to check and keep tab the service levels provided by the waste collector.

As of now, all garbage trucks in the state are being monitored by the command centre via live GPS installed in the lorry collector.

Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari (picture) said once the data sharing plan becomes live, it will make Selangor a smart state in Asean and empower its people, businesses and the public sector via the optimisation of digital technologies.

He said this justifies the need of SDI initiative which ensures good infrastructure, applications and systems are in place to reach the 2025 goals.

“The application of these SDI infrastructures into government operations can ensure faster delivery of citizen services, operations and also realise more possibilities of technology co-development between SSDU and technology giants both local and international,” he said in his keynote address when launching the SDI infrastructure in Shah Alam, Selangor last Friday.

Besides the fast Internet speed through SeGNet and the SSDC cloud data centre provided by TM, Selangor also hired global cloud computing tech provider Amazon Web Services Malaysia Sdn Bhd (AWS) to manage the SSDC facility via AWS outposts — a fully managed services by AWS.

Fortune 500 firm based in California, NetApp Inc, will provide a peering technology on the AWS Outposts in Malaysia to enable state entities to relocate their servers into SSDC and have full access to the cloud computing services run locally on AWS Outposts.

Amirudin also said the state will continue to explore all aspects of digital features provided by global firms in the world, including to leverage the growing interest of cryptocurrency and its underlying technology, blockchain.

“That is the future, some of our initiatives like Selangor Advance try to understand and get the framework of the cryptocurrency and (its systems) in some of our features like Citizen E-Payment and e-wallets.

“We have to move forward in blockchain technology, that is the future. There is a need for that, so that we get fast results and transparent management and governance. We will explore but not necessarily now (for implementation), but of course we need to explore to fulfil the whole ecosystem of the smart state,” he said.

To achieve the smart state agenda, Amirudin said the state government is expected to disburse all of RM369 million allocation from Smart Selangor programmes earlier than scheduled.

The state had earlier committed to make the sum investment only by 2025.

“We saw the need after the disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, so the state decided to accelerate the digitalisation agenda earlier than scheduled,” he added.

Source : The Malaysian Reserve

Centre to provide public with data on S’gor govt’s efforts

admin — Thu, 04 Mar 2021 03:54:16 +0000

SHAH ALAM, 4 MAR 2021: THE public will soon be able to view selected data that is monitored and tracked at the Smart Selangor Operations Centre (SSOC), once the state government decides which data dashboard can be published for public viewing.

Smart Selangor Delivery Unit managing director Dr Fahmi Ngah explaining how the data dashboards at SSOC work. This particular board monitors waste management data.

“Certain data such as tracking the Smart Selangor bus routes are already available publicly, ” said Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari during his visit to SSOC in Dewan Jubli Perak, Shah Alam.

“We are considering to include other types of data such as tracking garbage truck routes for waste management.”

The SSOC cost RM6mil to build, using funding from the Selangor 2020 Budget.

It has been in operation for two months and is run by Smart Selangor Delivery Unit.

“Some of the other data dashboard monitored here are pothole analysis, disaster management, Smart Selangor parking, state Covid-19 data and SSIPR (Sistem Smart Inisiatif Peduli Rakyat), where it tracks registration details and allocation disbursement.

“At the moment, four local councils are also linked to SSOC, with the rest to be included later, ” said Amirudin, naming the four as Kuala Selangor District Council, Hulu Selangor District Council, Kuala Langat District Council and Subang Jaya City Council.

He said SSOC, believed to be the first of its kind in Malaysia, was one of 60 Smart Selangor initiatives in line with the state government’s efforts to make Selangor the premier smart state by 2025.

“SSOC was created to house a number of key agencies involved in day-to-day operations such as bus services, waste collection and security as well as quicker disaster management related to open burning, pollution and floods.

“SSOC is also able to provide feedback and the latest information on the state government’s efforts to address the Covid-19 pandemic, through the Selangor Task Force Covid (STFC) which also operates here, ” he added.

According to its website, the SSOC “is a state-of-the-art situational awareness, operational intelligence and analytical dashboard integrated system and the best-of-breed integrated solutions capable of consuming numerous varieties of machine data to service a broad range of use cases.

“The system displays data from the Smart Selangor initiatives in a structured visualisation on the dashboard for quick analysis and response.”

It operates based on a C5i principle — command, control, communication, computer, collaboration and intelligence.

On Selangor’s Covid-19 economic stimulus called Pakej Kita Selangor, Amirudin said 32% of the RM73.87mil allocated for its 20 initiatives had been spent as of March 1.

“RM24.73mil has been spent to benefit 108,545 Selangor residents thus far.

“Six initiatives are also fully completed, ” he said, adding that Pakej Kita Selangor data was also monitored at SSOC.

The completed initiatives are food aid for hospital frontliners (RM1.6mil), flood aid (RM2mil), write-off for Selangor Foundation student loans (RM7.7mil), SSOC and Smart Selangor Centre of Excellence operations (RM7.5mil), postponement of three months’ rent for Skim Smart Sewa participants (RM1mil) as well as rent exemption or deferment for PPR and council housing (RM1.7mil).

Amirudin was accompanied by state secretary Datuk Nor Azmie Diron and six state executive councillors during his visit.

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Sumber : Selangor Kini

Selangor establishes RM6m real-time data centre

admin — Wed, 03 Mar 2021 03:37:50 +0000

Selangor mobile Covid-19 operation room all geared up

admin — Fri, 22 Jan 2021 02:16:19 +0000