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New state-of-the-art COVID-19 private health screening facility at KLIA by BP Healthcare
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Today, a Working Visit (
Tinjauan Tapak Projek) took place at Gate G1, KL International Airport (KLIA). The purpose of this
Tinjauan Tapak Projek is to prepare the smooth running of the new COVID-19 Screening Facility where passengers travelling through KLIA will undergo COVID-19 screening tests soon. B.P. Clinical Lab. Sdn. Bhd. through its collaboration with Malaysia Airports will be providing state-of-the-art COVID-19 screening facilities at KLIA which includes an onsite COVID-19 laboratory in the Airport itself. This will allow test results to be churned out much quicker and passengers can therefore look forward to a shorter waiting time upon arrival.
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It is expected to cater to connectivity requirements of about 9,000 residents in and around the village in Brahmavar taluk
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The OpenWiFi system set up by HFCL under Prime Minister WiFi Access Network Interface (PM-WANI) in Baslambi village in Haryana would be replicated in Baidebettu village of Brahmavara taluk, Udupi district, in Karnataka.
It is expected to cater to connectivity requirements of about 9,000 residents in and around the village in Brahmavar taluk
Baidebettu village in Brahmavar taluk of Udupi district will soon get high-speed Wi-Fi Internet services under the Prime Minister Wi-Fi Access Network Interface (PM-WANI) scheme to be executed by HFCL (formerly Himachal Futuristic Communications Ltd.).
Apple designed its first mobile “smartphone” to run the Mac OS Xoperating system, made popular on the company’s personal computers. The device’s most revolutionary element was its touch-sensitive multisensor interface. The touch screen allowed users to manipulate all programs and telephone functions with their fingertips rather than a stylus or physical keys. This interface perfected, if not invented, by Apple recreated a tactile, physical experience; for example, the user could shrink photos with a pinching motion or flip through music albums using a flicking motion. The iPhone also featured Internet browsing, music and video playback, a digital camera, visual voice mail, and a tabbed contact list. For its innovative design in the handheld computing market, the iPhone was named invention of the year in 2007 by