Govt to Fully Waive PTPTN Loans of UPSI Crash Victims, Provide RM10k Aid to Families - WORLD OF BUZZ

Govt to Fully Waive PTPTN Loans of UPSI Crash Victims, Provide RM10k Aid to Families - WORLD OF BUZZ

A tragic accident on June 9 claimed the lives of several Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) students after their bus reportedly crashed into a Perodua

Gerik bus crash: Tourism ministry calls for return of regulatory power over sector's transportation

PUTRAJAYA: The Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry called for the return of regulatory powers over tourism transportation to the ministry following the tragic bus accident that claimed the lives of 15 Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) students in Gerik on Monday (June 9). Read full story

Minister urges return of authority over tourism vehicles amid transport safety concerns

by DayakDaily Team KUCHING, June 11: Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing has called for the reinstatement of his Ministry’s full regulatory authority over tourism vehicles, in line with the original provisions of the Tourism Vehicle Licensing Act 1999 (Act 594). This is so the Ministry could establish a more robust and unified safety framework aimed at restoring confidence in Malaysia’s road transport system. His statem…

UPSI bus crash has dented confidence in tourism sector, says ministry

The tourism, arts and culture ministry says the accident raises questions about the country’s image as a safe travel destination.

UPSI bus tragedy: Motac calls for return of regulatory power for tourism transportation

MOTAC stated that the accident was not only a serious road tragedy but also exposed deep issues within Malaysia's tourism transport safety system.