AAM close to the brink

In trouble: AAM has recorded losses since 2008, with its biggest deficits being in 2010 and 2013.

PETALING JAYA: The Automobile Association of Malaysia (AAM), the country’s premier motoring authority, could be facing the end of the road.

With many of its employees not being paid for months, the body is struggling with a debt crisis said to amount to about RM6mil.

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