KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 22 The home ministry told Parliament currently which teaching policemen here how to make use of dual models of speed trap cameras accounted for a huge disproportion of over RM200,000 per section paid for by Malaysia compared with prices in a United States.
Datuk Wira Abu Seman Yusop
Earlier today, an opposition lawmaker demanded Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein insist a unbending cost inequality of over RM200,000 per section in dual models of speed trap cameras for a military it had purchased 17 years ago.
According to market prices then, a Laser Trucam indication would have cost only US$ 5,000 (RM15,300) a section whilst a Laser Digicam indication would only be US$ 1,000 more, during US$ 6,000, Pokok Sena MP Datuk Mahfuz Omar said.
These prices have been reported to have been paid for by military departments in a United States to a suppliers.
In his answer to Parliament, a emissary apportion did not yield a detailed breakdown of a training costs.
While he pronounced which a contracts for a cameras were awarded through an open proposal he did not exhibit a name of a supplier.
"The disproportion in cost in between ours as well as a ones in a US is since they have been manufacturers whilst you import a cameras in.
"There is an component of training supposing by a supplier to a police, maintenance as well as additionally a dual year warranty," pronounced Abu Seman.
On Monday, Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein pronounced a military had a sum of 124 speed trap cameras worth RM23.5! million , which was first bought in 1995.
"The cost for any section is as follows: a) Laser Digicam indication during a sum of 85 units with a cost of RM173,925 per unit; as well as b) Laser Trucam indication during a sum of 39 units with a cost of RM223,500 per unit," Hishammuddin pronounced in a created reply to Jerai MP Mohd Firdaus Jaafar's subject in Parliament upon a sum number of speed trap cameras owned by a military force as well as a cost of any unit.
The sovereign supervision not long ago proposed a Automated Enforcement System (AES), a controversial scheme with cameras to locate speeding motorists as well as those who kick a trade lights.
The 831 AES cameras will be commissioned by dual in isolation companies as well as a management of a operation complement will upheld over to a Road Transport Department within 5 years.
Earlier this month, Deputy Home Minister Datuk Wira Abu Seman Yusop was reported revelation Parliament which military would go on to make use of their mobile speed trap cameras despite a introduction of a AES.
The AES cameras, which have received most opposition from a public, have been in their pilot phase, with 14 commissioned in Perak as well as a Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur as well as Putrajaya as well as Selangor despite a latter state's Pakatan Rakyat supervision saying it is opposed to a privatised fine system.
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