KDEB says poor comms with subcontractors reason for high number of unpaid summonses


SHAH ALAM: Poor communication in the delivery of summons notifications by subcontractors has been identified as one of the factors that caused KDEB Waste Management Sdn Bhd (KDEB) to record the highest number of unpaid Road Transport Department (JPJ) summonses.

In a statement Wednedsay (June 25), KDEB said most of its fleet is operated by legally appointed subcontractors. Under the contracts, the subcontractors are responsible for any summonses issued to their respective vehicles or drivers.

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