‘Crackdown may go on longer’


KUALA LUMPUR: The major crackdown on errant tour bus and van companies could be extended beyond a month depending on the situation, says Road Transport Department (JPJ) director of enforcement Muhammad Kifli Ma Hassan.

The warning comes on the heels of a six-hour joint operation which saw three tour bus drivers testing positive for drugs, while four buses were ordered to undergo further inspections.

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