Genting van crash: Apad investigating, to work closely with JPJ


PETALING JAYA: The Land Public Transport Agency (Apad) says it is looking into the Genting Highland tour van crash which tragically claimed seven lives on Wednesday (Feb 8) and will take swift action if any wrongdoing is found.

In a statement Thursday (Feb 9), Apad said it would work closely with the Road Transport Department (JPJ) to get the inspection and safety audit result and also share it with the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry.

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