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Putrajaya still working on loophole in planned road crash payouts: What if offenders have no money?

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First detected 28 Oct, 10:07 MYTLatest activity 28 Oct, 10:07ENconfidence 60%
locationKuala LumpurorganizationDewan RakyatlocationPutrajayaorganizationTransport MinistrypoliticianSetiu MP

What happened

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 28 — Bereaved families who lose a breadwinner to reckless or drunk drivers could soon secure direct compensation through criminal courts, but the federal government is still working out how awards will be collected if the convicted motorist possesses no financial means. (Malay Mail, 10:07)

The reporting

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  • Photo: Malay Mail
    Malay Mail·News·EN·28 Oct, 10:07 MYT

    Putrajaya still working on loophole in planned road crash payouts: What if offenders have no money?

    KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 28 — Bereaved families who lose a breadwinner to reckless or drunk drivers could soon secure direct compensation through criminal courts, but the federal government is still working out how awards will be collected if the convicted motorist possesses no…

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Timeline

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Where it started

Malay Mail (News)
28 Oct, 10:07 MYT
Origin confidence 90%
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How it spread

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    Malay Mail
    10:07

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Putrajaya still working on loophole in planned road crash payouts: What if offenders have no money?
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