Joint operation cracks down in KL: 967 summonses issued, 29 vehicles seized

In a massive crackdown in Kuala Lumpur, a joint operation involving the Road Transport Department (JPJ), the Department of Environment (DoE), and the Narcotics Division led to the issuance of 967 summonses and the seizure of 29 vehicles. The operation, aimed at curbing illegal activities and ensuring road safety, unfolded over several strategic locations in the city.

A Triple Threat Operation

This operation was anything but routine. By combining forces, these three agencies demonstrated a united front against a range of offences. The JPJ focused on vehicle roadworthiness and legal compliance, the DoE targeted vehicles contributing to environmental degradation, and the Narcotics Division honed in on illegal substances and activities.

The Numbers Speak

The staggering 967 summonses issued during this operation underscore the scale of violations in Kuala Lumpur. Offences ranged from expired road tax and illegal vehicle modifications to environmental pollution and drug-related infractions. The 29 vehicles seized included those found with illegal modifications, excessive emissions, or connections to narcotics.

What This Means for KL Drivers

For drivers in Kuala Lumpur, this operation serves as a stern reminder to stay compliant with the law. It’s not just about avoiding fines—it's about ensuring that vehicles are safe, environmentally friendly, and free of illegal substances.

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