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Mohd Rafie (left) and Haril are gearing up to patrol the expressway and provide assistance to motorists during Hari Raya.— Photos: MUHAMAD SHAHRIL ROSLI and AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

THE balik kampung exodus, a time when people who work or live in the city return to their hometowns to celebrate festivities with families and friends, has begun.

The joy and anticipation of driving home during Hari Raya is felt by many, as an estimated two million vehicles are expected to use the highway network.

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