The teacher in Sarawak said he bought the Starlink device with his own money and did not depend on funds from other parties or organisations.
The rural areas in Malaysia are known to have little to no wifi. At best, the internet speed can be slow.
A teacher in Sarawak recently shared that he bought a Starlink device so his students can have internet access. @amoimorni Replying to @SangMusafir8794 ♬ suara asli – pakkalukka In another video clip, it showed him carrying the black Starlink box up a flight of stairs presumably to his classroom. When he ran a speed test, the Starlink device recorded 151 Mbps, 19 Mbps for upload speed, and 76 ms latency.
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