SINGAPORE: A practising lawyer found himself standing sheepishly in the dock of the State Courts on Wednesday (Nov 6), after an alcohol-fuelled night out at Zouk nightclub in 2022.
KUALA LUMPUR : Traffic summonses worth RM1.86mil have been settled in the first two days of the police 50% discount campaign.
Its Bukit Aman director Comm Datuk Seri Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri said 17,002 summonses were settled in the first two days."A total of 3,100 people came to the department's KL headquarters to settle their summonses," he told a press conference on Thursday ."On the first day, 1,300 people came to settle their summonses while the second day saw 1,800 turning up.
A total of 40 department officers and personnel will be on duty daily for the duration of the campaign.
Summonses Discount Kuala Lumpur Traffic Investigation And Enforcement Department Campaign Comm Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri
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