SPAD disputes speculation new fees were announced without approval

PETALING JAYA: The Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) has found itself in a spot after being directed by the Cabinet to defer the hikes in public transport fares.

SPAD, which announced the increased fares for taxis, buses and trains on Thursday, disputed speculation that the new fares were announced without approval.

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