60,000 fines involving Brunei cars still unsettled


MIRI: Police have identified 60,000 outstanding summonses that have not been settled since 10 years ago which involved Brunei-registered vehicles, says Sarawak Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department head Supt Alexson Naga Chabu.

He said an operation would be conducted beginning this Friday to find the vehicles concerned.

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