Govt lends helping hand to B40 group to get driving licences


PETALING JAYA: More people from the low income group will be able to get their driving licences easily with the Bantuan Lesen Memandu Keluarga Malaysia (BLKM) programme.

The programme, which was first launched in March in Bera, Pahang, was officially introduced in the Ayer Hitam parliamentary constituency in Johor by Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong yesterday.

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