Unlicensed tourism vehicles put passengers and Malaysia’s reputation at risk
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What happened
LICENSED tourism transport operators are bound by licensing conditions and operate openly in a competitive market. Unlicensed and illegal operators, meanwhile, pose varying degrees of regulatory and safety risks. (Focus Malaysia, 20:41)
The reporting
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Photo: Focus Malaysia Focus Malaysia·News·EN·2 Nov, 20:41 MYTUnlicensed tourism vehicles put passengers and Malaysia’s reputation at risk
LICENSED tourism transport operators are bound by licensing conditions and operate openly in a competitive market. Unlicensed and illegal operators, meanwhile, pose varying degrees of regulatory and safety risks.
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Timeline
- DetectedFirst detected (Focus Malaysia) source
Where it started
How it spread
- Step 1NewsFocus Malaysia20:41
Internet reaction
- Unlicensed tourism vehicles put passengers and Malaysia’s reputation at risku/YS Chan · Focus Malaysia · 20:41 · EN
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