Despite the launch of the Central Database Hub (PADU) by the Malaysian Government to streamline data on citizens and permanent residents, only 12.1% have updated their information on PADU after almost 2 months.
Launched on 2 January, the Central Database Hub ( PADU ) is an ambitious plan by the Federal Government through the Economy Ministry to streamline data on citizens and permanent residents (PRs) in Malaysia and ensure that the information is up to date.
Touted as the most comprehensive database established by the Malaysian Government to date, PADU contains individual and household profiles of citizens and permanent residents in our country and essentially enables the government to have more accurate data analytics for policy formulation and data-driven decision-making, especially as we move towards a targeted subsidy policy. In fact, Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli previously told Malaysians to “not get upset” if they don’t get subsidies should they not register for PADU and update their information in the database. Only 12.1% have updated their information on PADU However, despite all that, the number of people who have updated their information on PADU remained low, even afer almost 2 months of the initiative being launche
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