Bus drivers and operators affected by MCO seek help


Sairi says this is his worst experience in the 15 years working as a bus driver.

ISKANDAR PUTERI: Bus drivers in Johor are seeking financial help from the government as they have been unable to work during the movement control order (MCO).

Since the MCO was imposed on March 18, many bus drivers and operators have seen a big drop in income due to schools being closed and tourism industry shut down.

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