The financial impact borne by the government to compensate the toll concession companies involved is estimated at RM19.69 million.
: The government’s announcement of a 50 percent toll discount for two days, starting this Friday, at all toll plazas except those at the country’s borders, in conjunction with the Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations, will certainly bring joy to the public.
“I am very grateful for this toll discount. At least we can save some money and use the excess for other necessities like Raya preparations. The government’s move will definitely reduce our travel cost as a family,“ he told Bernama. Meanwhile, tuition teacher Ariff Ahmad Azam, 40, expressed his appreciation for the government’s initiative, as it helps ease the cost of his journey back to Pasir Puteh, Kelantan.
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