Banking on a better bus service


Out of action: Putrajaya residents are worried the Nadi Putra bus depot in Jalan P9 in Precinct 9 may end up as a bus graveyard if action is not taken soon to make the abandoned buses roadworthy again.

COMMUTERS are looking forward to better service once the takeover of the main transport company in Putrajaya is completed.

Over the past few months, residents have had to put up with a depot full of abandoned buses which has become an eyesore, coupled with poor service.

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