'Crippled' Penang JPJ gets help from Perak counterpart


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 21 Apr 2019

GEORGE TOWN (Bernama): The Penang Road Transport Department, which is practically “crippled” following the arrest of 46 of its enforcement officers for alleged corruption, is getting help from its Perak counterpart.

Penang JPJ director Mohamat Johari Mat Nor (pic) told reporters on Sunday (April 21) that Perak JPJ had seconded six officers on Friday (April 19) to ensure enforcement operations would continue as normal.

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