KDEB Waste Management to address over 22,000 summonses

By BENJAMIN LEE and TARRENCE TAN

SHAH ALAM: KDEB Waste Management has come under scrutiny after it was revealed to have amassed 22,017 Road Transport Department (JPJ) summonses, prompting the company to tighten its grip on subcontractors and improve monitoring systems.

KDEB Waste Management managing director Datuk Ramli Mohd Tahir however said that checks with the JPJ MySikap website found KDEB only had 14,343 active unpaid summonses.

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