MBSJ plans affordable initiative to take care of abandoned vehicles


Mohd Zulkurnain says owners can send vehicles in or arrange for a pick-up for a fee.

SUBANG Jaya City Council (MBSJ) is gearing up to launch a voluntary vehicle disposal programme aimed at reducing the city’s rising number of abandoned cars.

While the service will not be free, it promises a more affordable option than private towing, which can cost up to RM1,000.

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