Express bus firms request for dos and don’ts


PETALING JAYA: Express bus companies want the government to spell out what they can and cannot do during the movement control order, says Pan Malaysia Bus Operators Association president Datuk Mohamad Ashfar Ali.

The association, which has about 80 operators under it, also said that the Health Ministry would be the best authority to do the job of disinfecting buses.

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