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Mamat is good at talking, tell him to become a Minister, the minister has already said there is an option. What’s so stuffy?
Read the Minister’s statement first. Try to be clever. Don’t play hard, you look stupid
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Selepas pengumuman saya pagi tadi bahawa pelekat “road tax” tidak lagi diwajibkan untuk dipaparkan di cermin kenderaan, saya tahu ramai yang ada pelbagai persoalan. Saya akan memberikan pencerahan kepada soalan-soalan yang sering ditanya;
1) Adakah wajib untuk download apps “MyJPJ”?
Tidak. Ia adalah salah satu opsyen sahaja untuk mendapat salinan digital untuk road tax dan lesen memandu.
2) Kalau tak dapat download apps MyJPJ sekarang dan tak dapat tunjuk digital road tax, adakah saya akan disaman?
Tidak. Pihak penguatkuasa boleh mengesahkan status road tax dan lesen melalui sistem dalam gadget penguatkuasaan.
3) Adakah road tax dan lesen memandu masih perlu dibayar selepas tempoh sah tamat?
Ya. Perlu dibayar. Hanya sticker tak perlu ditampal.
4) Kalau warga emas yang tak ada smart phone dan kawasan yang tak ada internet, macam mana?
Jangan bimbang, digital format bukan diwajibkan. Masih boleh dapatkan sticker road tax dan lesen fizikal dari JPJ sekiranya perlu.
5) Kalau kereta bukan dipandu oleh pemilik, macam mana tunjukkan digital road tax?
Senang sahaja, digital road tax boleh dicetak dalam kertas dan simpan dalam kereta. Namun, kalau tak dapat tunjuk bukti pun, bukan satu kesalahan…pihak penguatkuasa akan check butiran dalam gadget mereka.
6) Mengapa saya tak dapat login MyJPJ sejak pagi tadi?
Seperti mana-mana sistem yang baru, sudah tentu ramai orang ingin mendaftar pada masa yang sama. Trafik yang sangat tinggi.
Saya tahu ada banyak lagi persoalan oleh orang ramai. Kita akan cuba memberi penerangan yang sejelas-jelasnya.
Saya sedar dalam apa sahaja proses perubahan, ia akan mengambil masa untuk disesuaikan. Ada pihak yang tidak akan setuju dengan perubahan tersebut.
Saya menghormati semua pandangan dan cuba menguruskan perubahan sebaik mungkin
Saya bersama pasukan saya di MOT dan JPJ akan cuba memperbaiki sebarang kelemahan yang timbul dalam proses perubahan ini.
Sama-sama kita menuju ke arah yang lebih baik.
Terima kasih!
After my announcement this morning that the road tax stickers are no longer required to be displayed on the windshield of vehicles, I know many people have all sorts of questions. I will shed some light on frequently asked questions;
1) Is it mandatory to download “MyJPJ” apps?
Nope. It’s just one of the options to get a digital copy for road tax and drivers license.
2) If I cannot download MyJPJ app now and cannot show digital road tax, will I be sued?
Nope. Enforcement can verify road tax status and license through the system in enforcement gadgets.
3) Do road tax and driver’s license still have to be paid after the validity period?
Yep. Need to get paid. Just a sticker no need to be patched.
4) What about senior citizens who don’t have smart phones and areas that don’t have internet?
Don’t worry, digital format is not mandatory. Can still get road tax sticker and physical license from JPJ if needed.
5) If the car is not driven by the owner, how to show the digital road tax?
Easy, digital road tax can be printed on paper and kept in the car. However, if you can’t show proof, it’s not a mistake… Enforcement will check the details in their gadgets.
6) Why can’t I login to MyJPJ since this morning?
As with any new system, of course many people will want to sign up at the same time. The traffic is very high.
I know there are many more questions by people. We’ll try to give a clear explanation.
I realized in any process of change, it will take time to adjust. Some parties will disagree with the change.
I respect all views and try to manage change the best I can
I am with my team at MOT and JPJ will try to rectify any weaknesses that arise during this change process.
Together we move towards a better direction.
Thank you!
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COVID-19 vaccination protects against the potentially serious consequences of SARS-CoV2 infection, but some people have been hesitant to receive the vaccine because of reports that it could affect menstrual bleeding. To determine whether this occurs, we prospectively recruited a cohort of 79 individuals, each of whom recorded details of at least three consecutive menstrual cycles, during which time they each received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. We find that either dose of the COVID-19 vaccine is associated with a delay to the subsequent period in spontaneously cycling participants (2.3 days after dose 1; 1.3 days after dose 2) but this change rapidly reverses. No change to timing was detected in those on hormonal contraception. We detected no change in menstrual flow associated with either dose of the vaccine, in either spontaneously cycling participants or those on hormonal contraception. We detected no association between menstrual changes and other commonly-reported side effects of vaccination, such as sore arm, fever and fatigue.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.03.30.22273165v1
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Fake news of the body of an alien found
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