People must be held responsible for safety


SAFETY accidents – particularly among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) – and road incidents involving motorcyclists have long been a concern in our nation due to the lack of clear responsibility and accountability.

Urgent action is necessary to address these issues, establish well-defined key performance indicators, and identify responsible parties.

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