Empat juta kenderaan dijangka masuk Johor
JOHOR BAHRU: Lebih empat juta kenderaan dijangka masuk ke negeri ini sempena sambutan Tahun Baharu Cina bermula Jumaat ini hingga Selasa depan.
Justeru, pihaknya akan melaksanakan operasi dan penguatkuasaan dengan menggandakan penugasan keanggotaan di seluruh negeri sepanjang musim perayaan ini. “Saya dimaklumkan, dijangka berlaku peningkatan kenderaan memasuki negeri ini sebanyak dua kali ganda berbanding hari biasa. Mohd. Edir berkata, mobiliti operasi pada musim perayaan ini melibatkan sebanyak 33 buah kenderaan penguatkuasaan dan sembilan motosikal yang digerakkan untuk membuat rondaan dan pemantauan sepanjang operasi bermula Jumaat ini hingga 27 Januari ini.
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