No more queues: Miri City Council’s new e-Compound parking system lets motorists pay fines via mobile app
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No more queues: Miri City Council’s new e-Compound parking system lets motorists pay fines via mobile app
By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, Aug 19: Motorists in Miri can now check and pay parking compounds conveniently through the Borneo Park Miri mobile app following the launch of the e-Compound Parking System 2025 by Miri City Council (MCC). The system, launched yesterday (Aug 18) at Marina Phase 2 in Miri by Miri City Mayor and Pujut assemblyman Adam Yii Siew Sang, marks a major step forward in service delivery by reducing the need for physical counter…
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