We can’t ban foreigners from using buses, says Loke
The transport minister responds to netizens calling on Rapid KL to ban foreigners who engage in unruly behaviour.
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Loke: Rapid KL cannot turn away foreigners, but disruptive passengers can face action
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Police probe suspected concealment of birth after baby’s remains found in Terengganu drain
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