Putra Heights pupils get Rapid KL on-demand van rides to school


SOME 76 pupils made homeless by the Putra Heights gas pipeline fire were given a ride on the first day of school after the long Aidilfitri break.

Several primary school pupils studying in the afternoon session at SK Hicom were accompanied by Selangor state investment, trade and mobility committee chairman Ng Sze Han to SK Hicom on the on-demand van operated by Prasarana Malaysia Bhd, through its subsidiary RapidKL.

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