Move to reduce fatal accidents in Batu Pahat


Loke (right) with officers from Road Transport Department, Malaysia Institute of Road Safety Research, Public Works Department, Road Safety Department and the police to find ways to reduce fatal road accidents in Batu Pahat.

BATU PAHAT: Transport Ministry is taking measures to reduce the number of deaths due to road accidents here in Batu Pahat.

Its Minister Anthony Loke said Batu Pahat was one of the districts in Malaysia that had recorded the highest number of deaths due to road accidents over the past few years.

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