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 essential services, including document printing, announced Transport Minister Anthony Loke.
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00:00YB, it was reported yesterday that there's over 100 cars and around 11 motorcycles were damaged during the Putra Hikes in Penang yesterday.
00:10So, is there any assistance provided by MOT, perhaps to help out those people who have their vehicles damaged?
00:20Well, firstly, we are sending our mobile JBJ counter to Putra Hikes tomorrow and on Friday.
00:27So, two days in a row, we will station our mobile counters at the area and the mosque to facilitate the car owners to reprint their documents,
00:40especially their vehicle certificates, licenses, driving license and their road tax, if they need to reprint.
00:47So, that is the facilitation that we'll be giving to the affected victims.
00:52And we are also trying to arrange the representative from PIAM, Pesatuan Insurance, to advise the victims.