PUTRAJAYA, Oct 30 (Bernama) -- The Cabinet has agreed to amend the guidelines on the management of abandoned vehicles to speed up the process of removing and disposing of such vehicles, following complaints over delays and poor coordination among enforcement agencies.
Cabinet Agrees To Amend Guidelines To Speed Up Abandoned Vehicle Disposal
Fahmi Fadzil, abandoned vehicles, MOT, KPKT, Nga K
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The Cabinet agreed to amend guidelines for abandoned vehicle disposal to speed up the process and improve coordination among agencies.
- Amendments aim to address delays and poor coordination in removing abandoned vehicles.
- KPKT and MoT will lead the process to improve enforcement and disposal procedures.
- Proposed changes seek to clarify authority roles while protecting vehicle owners' rights.
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