MIRI, July 29 -- Miri City Council (MCC) will launch the parking e-compound system this Aug 18, at Marina Phase 1, as a pilot project before wider implementation across the city.

According to Mayor Adam Yii, the system is a step towards digitalising parking enforcement and also supporting MCC's Smart City goals.

"With the system, it would allow compounds to be issued electronically via handheld devices and enables motorists to pay fines online - making the process faster, more transparent and more convenient.

"The key benefits of the digitalised system include real-time issuance, centralised tracking, the convenience of online payments and automated reminders for defaulters.

"Not only it is eco-friendly, but it also reduces operationa...