Putra Heights inferno: JPJ to set up mobile counters to help affected residents, says Loke


SEPANG: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) will set up mobile counters at the Putra Heights gas pipeline explosion site on Thursday (April 3) to assist affected residents with services such as document printing, says Anthony Loke.

The Transport Minister said that the JPJ mobile team would help victims over the two days, including printing essential documents like driving licences and road tax.

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