KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 31 — Puspakom CEO Mahmood Razak Bahman has issued a stern warning to staff involved in misconduct, stressing that they will not be shielded from internal...
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His remarks follow a surprise inspection by the Road Transport Department at Puspakom’s Wangsa Maju branch yesterday, where a vehicle deemed unsafe was found to have passed the inspection. He assured the public that Puspakom would take the necessary actions against any involved staff, which could include suspension or dismissal, depending on the findings.
During the operation at Wangsa Maju, JPJ’s team of 350 officers inspected 115 vehicles, issued 69 summonses, took action against 29 vehicles, and seized seven vehicles, including two lorries.
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