Loke: Unpaid AES summonses would not have benefited Government


  • Nation
  • Monday, 20 Aug 2018

PUTRAJAYA: The RM435mil in unpaid Automated Enforcement System (AES) summonses would not have benefited the government,as the collection would have gone to two concessionaires instead, said Transport Minister Anthony Loke.

He said the agreement formed by the previous government with the concessionaires was so “lopsided” that the two firms would easily get a profit and a return of their investments.

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