KUALA LUMPUR: Those who sell non-Sirim approved helmets can be compounded up to RM300, said Malaysian Road Safety Department director-general Datuk Suret Singh.
He said the current Motorcycles (Safety Helmet) Rules 1973 had prohibition on sales of helmets which did not meet Sirim standards. “It is against the law. It is already in the current law that you cannot sell a non-Sirim approved helmet.
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