Loke: Bus service providers must provide cashless payment system to continue receiving subsidies


Anthony Loke (in white) with Perak Housing, Local Government, Public Transport, Non-Islamic and Village Affairs Committee chairman Paul Yong Choo Kiong (right) at the launching of cashless payment system for myBAS Ipoh at Terminal Meru Raya (formerly Terminal Amanjaya).

IPOH: Bus service providers that receive subsidies from the government must provide a cashless payment system, says Anthony Loke.

The Transport Minister said it was part of the government's plans to transform towards digitising the economy.

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