Enough laws on accidents, no need for 'blood money' system, says Loke


KUALA LUMPUR: The country does not need a "diat" (compensation or "blood money") system as there are sufficient laws covering road accidents, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke (pic).

He said in a parliamentary written reply on Tuesday (Oct 29) that existing laws already serve justice, provide deterrence and give offenders opportunities for rehabilitation, all while respecting human rights.

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