Putrajaya bus service has far to go


Growing hub: The increasing number of passengers has encouraged the growth of more businesses and F&B oulets operating at Putrajaya Sentral.

PUTRAJAYA Corporation (PPj), under the leadership of Tan Sri Aseh Che Mat, has taken various steps to improve the administrative capital to achieve the vision of Putrajaya as a well-managed city.

The transformational efforts include the transportation aspect, which needs concerted effort to further encourage the usage of public transport.

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