The Star's assistant editor earns JPJ recognition for providing road safety feedback


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 19 Apr 2015

SHAH ALAM: Meng Yew Choong (pic), an assistant editor with The Star, has been presented a certificate of appreciation for providing regular feedback on road safety to the Road Transport Department (JPJ).

Meng, 46, said he has been sending reports to the JPJ whenever he saw vehicles endangering other motorists, such as cars with non-functioning brake lights or lorries with leaking contents.

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