No orders to bar foreign cars with outstanding summonses, says Bukit Aman


JOHOR BARU: Bukit Aman will discuss with the relevant authorities if there is a need to blacklist and prevent foreign motorists with outstanding traffic summonses from entering the country.

Inspector General of Police Tan Sri Mohamad Fuzi Harun said as things stood now, there were no instructions from the government to the authorities, including the police, to implement such a course of action.

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