Singapore keeps updating its immigration systems and the latest heard is the Automated Border Control System which do not require passport presentation to simplify and ease congestion. The question now - When will Malaysia upgrade its antiquated immigration equipment which most times broke down and not in use? In future, we will see travellers jamming up at the JB and Tuas immigration complexes while the Singapore side are not. Andvit's a shame Malaysia cannot keep up with small but rich Singapore in modernising its immigration system.
Spore can do it fast......see hw proficiency spore can be. What abt Msia ....msia custom alwys no improvement.......their Ministers shd learn frm spore........when spore want to implement something they plan n make it work fast not like msia talk n talk no action at all.....
If money could buy passion and commitment and proficiency, wouldn’t every country on earth follow the Singapore model? The hard truth is that money alone cannot be a substitute for that genuine call to service and to do greater good for the country, which comes naturally only to some.
@@missplainjane3905 If a power outage occurs, not only self-clearance immigration will be hampered, but conventional/manual ones will also experience the same thing.
If you overkill it is not smart, the ISS is not interested in US no more than why it should be interested in Singapore? It cost a lot of money on tremendous manpower and AI equipment. Question and reality is that is it a necessity for the commuters including overseas ones who only will borne the bran. The weakness is more on custodian and intelligence than on the border point in many analysis of instances
Do you get the sense that they are in an ivory tower, with no inkling of the real needs and struggles of the people? When Minister Chan Chun Sing starts giving his usual motherhood spin this week in Parliament about cost of living being a “multi-dimensional issue,” and amounting to a gap between people’s aspirations and their ability to fulfil them, you know that either he just doesn’t get it or he tries to turn something simple into something incomprehensible.
In the second breach which was announced just this week (28 Jan), the Ministry of Health said that medical records of 14,2000 HIV positive individuals in the country had been illegally obtained in 2016 and were disclosed online recently. These breaches highlight the potential snares for Singapore’s push to make data more accessible and centralised. To the benefits justify the risks to privacy and can anyone prevent senior officials from misusing their access to confidential information?
The country’s ‘smart nation’ portal says ‘Data is the new currency, and with open data, the possibilities are endless!’ Unfortunately, two major data breaches have tarnished Singapore’s tech-savvy image. In 2018, Singapore’s health system suffered a cyberattack that compromised the data of 1.5 million people. Authorities say that the person behind that attack was targeting the medical records of PM Lee Hsien Loong who is a cancer survivor. The perpetrator has been identified and it’s been ascertained that the stolen personal data has not made its way onto the dark web.
Singapore keeps updating its immigration systems and the latest heard is the Automated Border Control System which do not require passport presentation to simplify and ease congestion.
The question now - When will Malaysia upgrade its antiquated immigration equipment which most times broke down and not in use?
In future, we will see travellers jamming up at the JB and Tuas immigration complexes while the Singapore side are not. Andvit's a shame Malaysia cannot keep up with small but rich Singapore in modernising its immigration system.
Ep 12 - Part 1 Travel to Desaru Malaysia by Bus from Singapore
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So efficient and fast. Great.
Ye the immigration checkpoints also use this but i think its not ready yet
Singapore 🇸🇬 is smart city ❤
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CLOWN
wooden and curt. send this dude back to journalism school, he isn't ready.
Good information 🙂👍👏
How good is it in detecting imposter and counterfit/forged passport?
good question. for safety reason they should use face recognition system.
Tolong bagi sy tau bisa kah sy masuk singapuor
Smart city my ass a lot of security breaches
will this work on non sg/my passport?
Yes. By now it works for 51 nationality passports, include Indonesia.
Make sure your passport is a biometrix one (e-passport) with chip.
if eye cannot scan because of illness how?
Go to manual counter.
Spore can do it fast......see hw proficiency spore can be. What abt Msia ....msia custom alwys no improvement.......their Ministers shd learn frm spore........when spore want to implement something they plan n make it work fast not like msia talk n talk no action at all.....
Got talk a lot, Bah Kut Teh and those socks😂😂😂
Good idea ,must be careful with terrorists,drug mules so another door of entry needed after clearance to get through
coming back Spore custom still need to scan bags scared got chewing gum?
Not many uses train like buses
If money could buy passion and commitment and proficiency, wouldn’t every country on earth follow the Singapore model?
The hard truth is that money alone cannot be a substitute for that genuine call to service and to do greater good for the country, which comes naturally only to some.
Still crowded during peak hr.. 😂
Shuttle Tebrau can never get crowded like normal immigration checkpoint.
It isn’t smart or time efficient, the whole process needs 3 times of facial / iris scanning ! Crazy mad !
24 seconds compared to 52 seconda is time efficient.
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No need for it, save time.
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If a power outage occurs, not only self-clearance immigration will be hampered, but conventional/manual ones will also experience the same thing.
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You forget that manual immigration also has to check your data on the computer. Do you think the computer is powered by pedals?
If you overkill it is not smart, the ISS is not interested in US no more than why it should be interested in Singapore? It cost a lot of money on tremendous manpower and AI equipment. Question and reality is that is it a necessity for the commuters including overseas ones who only will borne the bran. The weakness is more on custodian and intelligence than on the border point in many analysis of instances
Only a small minority who managed to snatch train ticket can use😢
Do you get the sense that they are in an ivory tower, with no inkling of the real needs and struggles of the people?
When Minister Chan Chun Sing starts giving his usual motherhood spin this week in Parliament about cost of living being a “multi-dimensional issue,” and amounting to a gap between people’s aspirations and their ability to fulfil them, you know that either he just doesn’t get it or he tries to turn something simple into something incomprehensible.
In the second breach which was announced just this week (28 Jan), the Ministry of Health said that medical records of 14,2000 HIV positive individuals in the country had been illegally obtained in 2016 and were disclosed online recently.
These breaches highlight the potential snares for Singapore’s push to make data more accessible and centralised. To the benefits justify the risks to privacy and can anyone prevent senior officials from misusing their access to confidential information?
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Mathew You Make a Good Reporter in the Making … Just Don’t Fall Into the PAP Trap 😊
we provide so much convenience to others but do they provide the same thing to us?😮 Malaysia is a good example 😅😅😅😂😂😂
They should claim this an AI so more content could me made.
The country’s ‘smart nation’ portal says ‘Data is the new currency, and with open data, the possibilities are endless!’
Unfortunately, two major data breaches have tarnished Singapore’s tech-savvy image.
In 2018, Singapore’s health system suffered a cyberattack that compromised the data of 1.5 million people. Authorities say that the person behind that attack was targeting the medical records of PM Lee Hsien Loong who is a cancer survivor. The perpetrator has been identified and it’s been ascertained that the stolen personal data has not made its way onto the dark web.
japan will retake the kurils sakhalin and vladivostok south korea will take north korea.