E-hailing drivers urged not to offer services outside of their official apps

By ANNABELLE LAWRENCE

IPOH: E-hailing drivers in Malaysia need to be careful when taking up jobs as they could be transporting illegal immigrants.

Perak Road Transport Department director Mohammad Yusoff Abustan said there were laws that must be followed by the drivers and urged them to reject jobs that are not tied to their respective e-hailing mobile apps.

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