No decision yet on proposal to hike school bus fares, says Deputy Transport Minister


MELAKA: The Transport Ministry has received feedback from various parties regarding the proposal to increase school bus fare rates for the upcoming new academic session in March, but there has been no decision made on it so far, says Datuk Hasbi Habibollah.

The Deputy Transport Minister said that the matter needs to be thoroughly studied as it involves various parties, especially parents, and at the moment, there have been no further discussions with any associations or school bus operators.

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RM 12.33/month

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