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Puspakom rancang operasi 24 jam tahun depan

Ia bergantung kepada sambutan orang ramai terhadap operasi tujuh hari serta kesediaan tenaga kerja dan kapasiti operasi, kata Ketua Pegawai Eksekutifnya Mahmood Razak Bahman.

Puspakom rancang operasi 24 jam tahun depan

Mahmood Razak Bahman, the Executive Director of the Computerized Vehicle Inspection Center (Puspakom), announced plans to extend operating hours to 24 hours starting from January 2027. The initiative, dependent on public feedback regarding the proposed 8 to 10-hour workdays, aims to ease vehicle inspection processes for the public.

The move was discussed alongside the introduction of the Malaysian Community Heroes Awards and the expansion of inspection services to customer locations. The Puspakom Executive Director spoke of the program being developed in partnership with strategic allies and media agencies before further details are announced. Additionally, interactive activities promoting safety awareness among various segments of society were mentioned, including the GiCheck Auto Weekend 2026.

This annual event showcased technical demonstrations, tire change tests, and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) exhibits, all under the theme of Driving Safer Roads Together, in celebration of National Month.

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