Over 160 Thai vehicles found with outstanding summonses, 16 seized


KOTA BARU: A total of 182 drivers and 163 vehicles from Thailand were found to have outstanding summonses through Ops Tunggak, conducted by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) from Jan 1 to 24.

JPJ director-general Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli said 16 Thai-registered vehicles were also seized during the operation, over issues such as the International Circulation Permit, driving without a licence and technical violations including tinted windows.

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