JPJ to introduce new system to curb the cloning


Malaysia Road Transport Department (JPJ) Enforcement Director Datuk Valluvan Veloo (centre) inspecting one of the two cloned cars seized by Kedah Road Transport Department and showed to journalists during a press conference at Kedah Road Transport Department (JPJ) at Jalan Suka Menanti in Alor Setar, Kedah yesterday.(Captioned by photographer G.C.TAN / THE STAR- 11th January 2016)

ALOR SETAR: The Road Transport Department seized 21 cloned cars of various models during the four-day Ops Skuad Khas, which was launched last Friday.

JPJ enforcement director Datuk Valluvan Veloo said the vehicles, worth about RM420,000, were confiscated around Sungai Petani and Kulim.

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