Don questions Singapore’s motive to implement RRC


JOHOR BARU: A lecturer with Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) has questioned the Singapore government’s motive to introduce the Reciprocal Road Charge (RRC), viewing the move as an unfair one compared to the policies introduced by Malaysia.

“Malaysians have been paying more all this while as Singapore has been charging us VEP since 1973. Yet, they are retaliating this way after we introduced the RC end of last year,” department of business administration lectu­rer Prof Dr L. Nanthakumar said yesterday.

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