This was revealed by Yes who is still the only telco that has offered 5G service to consumers. As noted through a post on its Facebook page, here is the list of the new 5G areas: Johor
Kampung Ungku MohsinKempas DenaiBandar Baru UdaWater Tank Bandar Baru UdaJalan TarukaJalan Skudai KiriTaman Abad
Selangor
LDP Jalan Ara SD 7Taman JatiTaman Bukit PermataSS21 PJKampung Sungai KertasTaman Bukit SerdangJalan Bunga Raya 3Pandan JayaTaman Seri HijauTaman Sri Cheras JayaKuangKampung NakhodaKampung Batu BelahJalan Haji SiratTanah Perkuburan Islam Kampung Sungai ChohNorth-South ExpresswayTaman Juara JayaSurau Nur IkhwanPusat Bandar RawangTaman Setia RawangFlat Bayu MurniJalan Selayang BaruTaman Industri Intergrasi RawangTaman Keramat ExchangeTaman Industri BoltonSeksyen 11, Kota DamansaraTaman Bukit Rawang JayaKampung Melayu Batu 16Apartment Kos Sederhana Taman Tun TejaTaman Bukit Raja
At the moment, Yes is offering 5G through two plans including the Prepaid FT5G plan which costs RM30 while the Postpaid FT5G plan is priced at RM49. Users can utilise 5G through these plans without any speed or data cap until further notice although they do come with unlimited 7Mbps and 100GB high-speed 4G data, respectively. 5G implementation at Kg Ungku Mohsin in Johor. [Images: Digital Nasional Berhad / Facebook.]Digital Nasional Berhad has previously said that it aims to expand the national 5G footprint to around 40% of the populated areas in the country by the end of 2022. Subsequently, the coverage will be expanded further to 80% of the populated areas by 2024.
