KUALA TERENGGANU: Public bus service operators need to be stricter in ensuring passengers comply with seat belt regulations.
Land Public Transport Agency (Apad) eastern region head Mohammad Fakhri Mansor said the government's move to make seat belts mandatory was not just to meet legal requirements, but to create a culture of safety awareness among the people.
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