JPJ officers to go undercover for CNY road safety

By RINTOS MAIL

KUCHING: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) is going undercover.

Its enforcement officers will masquerade as passengers to monitor express bus drivers and book errant ones during the Chinese New Year festival.

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