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Malaysia to build online system for car plate number bidding

Malaysia’s Ministry of Transport will build an online platform for the bidding of car plate numbers to increase the flexibility, openness, and transparency of the work.
Malaysia to build online system for car plate number bidding ảnh 1Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook (Source: nst.com.my)

KualaLumpur (VNA) – Malaysia’s Ministry of Transport will build an onlineplatform for the bidding of car plate numbers to increase the flexibility, openness,and transparency of the work.

Addressinga parliamentary meeting in Kuala Lumpur on November 19, Malaysian Transport MinisterAnthony Loke Siew Fook said that the system has made the biddingactivities more convenient compared to the current one.

One of thehighlights of the system is that it allows people to find the bidding price inthe system, thus allowing them to give their own prices. The winner will beannounced to the public.

Meanwhile,the online system will save time for people in submitting their biddingdocuments.

Anthonysaid that the system is expected to be available in three to six months, addingthat the ministry will ask for consultations from the agencies in charge ofmaking management plans and modernising the administrative system.

Herevealed that the system will be completed and put into operation in early2019. –VNA 
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