Tourism Ministry to suspend licence of travel agency linked to Genting crash


KUALA LUMPUR: The Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry will temporarily suspend the licence of the travel agency involved in the Genting Highlands bus crash if investigations reveal the company failed to comply with standard operating procedures.

Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said a comprehensive investigation is underway, including on the travel agency and its subsidiary, to identify any breach of SOPs.

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