PETALING JAYA: A Royal Commission of Inquiry should be set up to probe the LRT collision that left over 200 passengers injured, Transparency International Malaysia (TI-M) says.
Its president Muhammad Mohan said the findings should also be made public, with independent experts brought in.
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