Bus operators claim they have lost thousands of ringgit


JOHOR BARU: The blockade has drawn the ire of many factory bus operators here who complained that the four-hour traffic standstill has caused them losses running into thousands of ringgit.

Transport company owner and labour supplier N. Jagathisan, whose 200 factory workers were stranded, claimed that he lost about RM15,000.

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