The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has announced that its computerised systems have gone offline due to a technical disruption brought about by building works at and around its data centre located in Cyberjaya.
The department – through a notice – said that as of 4.30 pm yesterday all counter services at all its offices and branches nationwide have been suspended because of this interruption.
It added that applications through its online portal are also affected by this service disruption. No timeframe has been given as to when full services will resume.
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Comments express frustration and disappointment over JPJ’s repeated system failures, highlighting the lack of backup and disaster recovery plans, causing inconvenience for car registration, renewals, and payments. Many criticize the poor IT infrastructure, blaming corruption and poor management. Some suggest that the government’s investment in elite projects contrasts sharply with the inadequate IT preparedness, and call for accountability, better backup solutions, and responsible handling of critical data systems.