KUALA LUMPUR: Many people took the opportunity to travel out of the Klang Valley during the long weekend of this Hari Raya Aidiladha.
The “balik kampung” rush out of the heavily-populated Klang Valley was in full swing from morning, ahead of the celebration.
A Malaysian Highway Authority spokesman said the increase in vehicles on the highways, which started at 6am, would last until midnight. “The Rela members are stationed to help toll users if their cards have problems while the auxiliary police will use motorcycles to monitor traffic congestion ahead,” he told Bernama.
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