Lifting of travel ban: PLUS advises motorists to use Touch ‘n Go when travelling


PETALING JAYA: PLUS Malaysia Berhad (PLUS) has advised all motorists to go cashless and use Touch ‘n Go after the travel ban on inter-state and inter-district was rescinded.

Its managing director Datuk Azman Ismail said Covid-19 was very much prevalent which is why all customers need to top up prior to entering the highway at over 13,000 Touch ‘n Go reload facilities at petrol stations, malls and convenience stores and bank ATMs to ensure there is sufficient balance to reach their destination safely.

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Covid-19 , Azman Ismail , PLUS , Touch ‘n Go

   

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