JPJ tells woman to 'cover up' with sarong or be refused service


Photo collage from Tan's Facebook post.

PETALING JAYA: A woman had a shock at a Road Transport Department (JPJ) office when she was forced to wear a sarong or be refused service.

In a Facebook post, Suzanna G L Tan said she was at the JPJ office to transfer the ownership of her car after selling it.

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