BANGKOK: Thailand expelled the Cambodian ambassador on Wednesday (July 23) and recalled its own envoy, after a Thai soldier lost a leg in a landmine blast as a border dispute festers.
PETALING JAYA: E-hailing companies Maxim and InDrive have been allowed to resume its operations, subject to a review every three months.
"The companies are allowed to continue operating but will continue to be monitored for the next three months from Thursday ," Said Apad in a statement said on Wednesday . Apad said both companies appealed against the revocation with the Transport Ministry and were ordered to take corrective measures before July 24 to continue its operations.
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