Malaysia’s highway authority says it is working to address technical disruptions affecting the TuJu navigation app after a sudden increase in users. The Lembaga Lebuhraya Malaysia (LLM) says it is resolving the issue with the app provider, Prosignal Consortium, after receiving reports of disruptions following the spike in demand.
Several outlets link the increase in usage to public attention generated by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who suggested the public consider using a locally developed alternative to Waze. Other coverage focuses more broadly on the response, including LLM’s statement and its cooperation with relevant stakeholders to strengthen the local navigation ecosystem and prevent recurrence.
While the core facts are consistent—LLM acknowledges the disruption, attributes it to the surge in users, and is coordinating with the provider—outlets differ in emphasis. One outlet foregrounds the prime minister’s remark about Waze, while others lead with the disruption and apology or with the broader effort to improve local navigation infrastructure.
