News & Reviews:   padu

The Public Service Department (JPA) has announced that all civil servants in Malaysia are required to register and update their information on the Central Database Hub (PADU) system by 15 February. This is according to a circular by the department dated 17 January that was uploaded to its Facebook page.

Since its launch on 2 January, over 1 million citizens and permanent residents have signed up for the Central Database Hub (PADU). However, that’s a far cry from the targeted 29 million registrations by 31 March, with Terengganu recording one of the lowest signups in the country. 

Previously, we mentioned how PADU database weakness was exploited. Today, the government revealed they are aiming for 29 million PADU users before 31 March 2024. That said, what should you know about it?

Previously, we reported on the major flaw of the Central Database Hub (PADU) recently launched by the Federal Government. Now, the Economy Ministry has allayed any concerns, saying that swift actions have been taken to address the issue and several others related to PADU.

Yesterday, we mentioned the PADU database, how to register for it and how safe it is. Merely hours after its launch, someone found a major flaw in the new database. That said, what should you know about it?

Today, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim launched the PADU (Education Performance and Delivery Unit) data service. To develop the country's digital transformation, PADU will make it easier for the government to assist the Rakyat. 

The PADU launching ceremony will take place by the end of the day later (2 January) and on the Ministry of Economy's Twitter X page, there are steps for Malaysias on how to redeem the free Touch n' Go NFC card. Read on below on how to do so: