Better to be safe than sorry when heading out of town


PETALING JAYA: With the balik kampung exodus for the Chinese New Year starting this week, two road safety advocate groups are urging people to exercise caution on the road and to keep their properties and belongings safe from theft.

Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation vice-chairman Datuk Seri Johny Ch’ng Ewe Gee said motorists should have enough rest and plan their journey accordingly, especially those travelling long distances.

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