Netizens: Writing off AES summonses unfair


PETALING JAYA: Writing off all existing summonses issued under the Automated Enforcement System (AES) is unfair to those who have promptly paid their fines, said netizens who criticised the move.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced the decision yesterday, saying that the 3.1 million summonses – amounting to RM435mil – would be written off.

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