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Those who use e-wallets and other e-payment methods are strongly advised not to conduct any transactions over a public WiFi connection.

The decision was made during the third meeting of the National Digital Economy and Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) Council.

The Health Ministry (MOH) will upgrade all hospital and clinic payment counters throughout the country to accept e-payments fully.

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Liew Chin Tong says the restrictions would not affect the development of the domestic data centre ecosystem as a whole.

A court cannot decide that the parliament or the government must take any specific action, the Supreme Court says.