Mah: Denying service over dress code is extreme


KUALA LUMPUR : The extreme actions of certain officers from  the  Road Transport Department (JPJ) could disrupt all the positive progress made by the department.

Referring to a recent incident at the JPJ where a decently-dressed woman was forced to wear a sarong for allegedly dressing indecently, Minister in the Prime Ministers Department Datuk Seri Mah Siew Keong (pic) said it was a little extreme.

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