MEASAT and Mudah launch telehealth kiosks for rural Malaysia

Posted on May 17, 2024 by Guest authors

Malaysian satellite operator MEASAT announced on Thursday that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with local healthcare tech company Mudah Healthtech to bring telehealth services to remote communities.

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Relief operations in Sri Lanka and on the Thai-Cambodia border receive comms boost

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More reminders of the importance of satellites, Wi-Fi and cellular to emergency communications come from recent events in Sri Lanka and on the Thai–Cambodian border.

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Telecoms shutdown making Sudan’s humanitarian crisis worse: NGOs

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May 17, 2024
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A coalition of humanitarian NGOs in Sudan has warned that the shutdown of telecoms services in the midst of the country’s civil war is making a massive humanitarian crisis even worse, and urged all stakeholders – including Starlink – to restore service…

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According to industry body the GSMA, 43% of the global population still does not use mobile internet, highlighting device affordability and digital skills as the main barriers.

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