Taking a toll on consumers


  • Business
  • Saturday, 29 Jun 2019

Takeover on track: Last week, the government came out with its proposal to take over the operations of four major expressways owned by Litrak

SINCE May 9 of last year, one of the most hotly debated issues among Malaysians is Pakatan Harapan’s unfulfilled promises of its GE14 manifesto. Never mind the fact that most people who voted the government in did not even bother to read the 60 promises that the government had intended to carry out over its five-year term.

One of the sixty promises in the manifesto was the sixth promise, that is the promise to abolish tolls.

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