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PDRM Bakal Lanjutkan Program Diskaun Saman ke Seluruh Negara

Rakyat Malaysia yang tinggal jauh dari ibu kota boleh bersedia untuk menikmati program diskaun saman yang akan diperluaskan ke seluruh negara. Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) bercadang melanjutkan inisiatif ini selepas sambutan positif yang diterima di Kuala Lumpur, menurut laporan Sinar Harian. Program ini adalah sebahagian daripada Program Dua Tahun Kerajaan Madani (2TM) yang sedang dilaksanakan.

Diskaun Baharu Dijangka Menjelang Pertengahan Disember

Pengarah Jabatan Siasatan dan Penguatkuasaan Trafik (JSPT) Bukit Aman, Datuk Seri Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri, mengumumkan bahawa pihaknya kini dalam perbincangan untuk memuktamadkan kadar diskaun baharu.

Diskaun Terkini:
Program 2TM menawarkan diskaun 60%, dan ini akan menjadi penanda aras untuk program seterusnya.
Kadar Baharu:
Diskaun di seluruh negara, yang dirancang bermula pertengahan Disember, dijangka berkisar antara 30% hingga 50%, bergantung kepada keputusan perbincangan.

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Police to Expand Summons Discount Nationwide Following Positive Response to 2TM Program

Malaysians residing far from the capital can look forward to enjoying summons discounts at police stations nationwide, as the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) plans to extend the program following its success in Kuala Lumpur, according to Sinar Harian. This initiative is part of the ongoing Two Years of Madani Government (2TM) Program.

Bukit Aman Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department (JSPT) Director, Datuk Seri Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri, announced that discussions are underway to finalise the discount rates, expected to be implemented starting mid-December. He noted that the current 60 percent discount offered during the 2TM Program and the 2024 National Convention on Public Service Reform will serve as a benchmark for upcoming programs.

“We are focusing on completing the summons payment period for the 2TM Program, which runs from today until Sunday. After that, we aim to launch a nationwide summons discount program at police stations by mid-December, offering reductions of between 30 and 50 percent,” said Datuk Seri Mohd Yusri during a press conference at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC).

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RM6.53 bilion Saman Belum Selesai Sejak 1990

Sejak 1990, Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) telah mengumpul RM6.53 bilion saman kesalahan trafik yang belum diselesaikan. Pengarah Jabatan Siasatan dan Penguatkuasaan Trafik, Datuk Seri Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri, melaporkan jabatan itu merekodkan sejumlah 135,915,377 saman berjumlah lebih RM20.38 bilion denda.

Daripada jumlah ini, kira-kira 67 peratus, atau 92,317,493 saman bernilai RM8.56 bilion, telah dijelaskan. Baki 33 peratus, berjumlah 43,597,884 saman, menyumbang RM6.53 bilion denda tertunggak.

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PDRM Accumulated RM6.53 billion in Unresolved Summons Since 1990

Since 1990, the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) has accumulated RM6.53 billion in unresolved traffic offence summons. Director of the Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department, Datuk Seri Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri, reported that the department recorded a total of 135,915,377 summonses, amounting to over RM20.38 billion in fines.

Of these, approximately 67 per cent, or 92,317,493 summonses worth RM8.56 billion, have been settled. The remaining 33 per cent, totalling 43,597,884 summonses, account for RM6.53 billion in outstanding fines.

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Diskaun 50% Saman Trafik di bawah Program Setahun Bersama Kerajaan MADANI

Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) bersedia untuk melaksanakan pengurangan besar sehingga 50 peratus bagi saman trafik sebagai sebahagian daripada PProgram Setahun Bersama Kerajaan MADANI. Program ini dijadualkan berlangsung dari 8 hingga 10 Disember di kawasan Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil.

Menurut Bernama, Datuk Mohd Azman Ahmad Sapri, Pengarah Jabatan Siasatan dan Penguatkuasaan Trafik Bukit Aman, menjelaskan bahawa pengurangan saman tidak akan terpakai untuk kesalahan trafik tertentu bagi tahun 2023. Ini termasuk saman kemalangan, kes mahkamah dengan waran tangkap atau masih dalam perbicaraan, dan kesalahan yang tidak boleh dirundingkan.

Menurut Datuk Mohd Azman Ahmad Sapri, individu boleh membuat pembayaran saman secara eksklusif di kaunter pemeriksaan dan pembayaran saman trafik di kawasan Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil.

Kaunter pembayaran akan beroperasi dari jam 9 pagi hingga 4 petang pada 8 Disember (Jumaat) dan dari jam 9 pagi hingga 6 petang pada 9 dan 10 Disember (Sabtu dan Ahad). Beliau menekankan kepentingan untuk memeriksa saman awal melalui portal dan aplikasi MyBayar PDRM untuk menyelaraskan proses pembayaran dan mengelakkan kesesakan di kaunter pembayaran.

50% Reduction in Traffic Summonses under MADANI One-Year Program

The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) is set to implement a substantial reduction of up to 50 per cent in traffic summonses as part of the MADANI One-Year Program. The program is scheduled to take place from December 8 to 10 at the National Stadium Bukit Jalil grounds.

According to Bernama, Datuk Mohd Azman Ahmad Sapri, the Director of Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department Bukit Aman, clarified that the reduced summonses will not apply to certain traffic offences for the year 2023. These exceptions include accident summonses, court cases with arrest warrants or still in trial, and offences that cannot be compounded.

According to Sapri, individuals can make payments for summonses exclusively at the inspection and traffic summons payment counters at the National Stadium Bukit Jalil grounds.

The payment counters will be operational from 9 am to 4 pm on December 8 (Friday) and from 9 am to 6 pm on December 9 and 10 (Saturday and Sunday). He emphasised the importance of checking summonses early through the MyBayar PDRM portal and application to streamline the payment process and avoid congestion at the payment counters.

PM Announces Special RM50 Rate For Settling Traffic Summonses Issued Before 2023

Besides the announcement of toll-free travel for Hari Raya, the Prime Minister has also announced that traffic summonses issued before 2023 can be settled for RM50. Presumably, this is part of the ‘good news’ that was promised to Malaysians but it was the toll rebate that got the bigger publicity.

The offer of RM50 would be greatly appreciated by those who have committed offences with a compoundable fine of up to RM300, as well as those who have a number of summonses. For each one, the fine will be fixed at RM50 from April 21 to May 21, 2023.

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High-speed Police Chase In Klang With Suspect Stealing Unmarked Police Car

High-speed car chases with police chasing the bad guys are usually what you see in movies or, in more recent times, videos of the cops in America in real-life action. So it must have been quite amazing for motorists in the Klang area to see a real-life chase recently.

The chase was over a distance of 30 kms as police pursued a robbery suspect from Banting to Port Klang in Selangor. According to South Klang district police chief Cha Hoong Fong, the 31-year old suspect was driving a Proton Inspira recklessly along the road near the Kampung Pendamar Mosque. He was unable to avoid oncoming traffic as he tried to squeeze between two cars that slowed down to cross over a speed bump.

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Police Hunting For Man Who Threw Bottle From Balcony Onto Busy Road

Bird dropping falling from the sky are not an unusual occurrence and while they will dirty your car, they don’t cause permanent damage (unless you don’t wash the deposits off). But hard objects will cause dents and could even injure somebody or cause an accident. Fortunately, such incidents don’t happen often but there was such a case recently and it was even recorded on video and began circulating on social media.

The video of 1 minute and 43 seconds uploaded by Tik Tok user, Syrupboy1, was taken in the Kampung Baru area of Kuala Lumpur. It showed a young person throwing a bottle from the balcony of what was believed to be a high-rise residential unit. It was clear that there was a busy highway with lots of cars.

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Woman Not Allowed Entry To Police Station To Make Report After Car Accident

Being deemed to be ‘improperly dressed’ resulted in a woman being prevented from entering the premises of a police station to make a report concerning a car accident she was involved in. While she was no wearing a bikini, the Bermuda shorts she had on were considered to be unacceptable under the dress code set by the police.

The woman related her experience to Free Malaysia Today and said that it happened at the Kajang police station. She had gone there after being involved in an accident in Batu Sembilan, Cheras, having been asked to go to the Kajang station by the Batu Sembilan station personnel.

At the Kajang station, the guard at the gate refused to allow her in and told her that her clothes were not acceptable. He then advised her to change to something acceptable, presumably something which covered her legs completely. He was insistent about her complying with the dress code, saying that even ministers would not be allowed in if dressed like she was.

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PDRM Bakal Lanjutkan Program Diskaun Saman ke Seluruh Negara

Diskaun Baharu Dijangka Menjelang Pertengahan Disember

Police to Expand Summons Discount Nationwide Following Positive Response to 2TM Program

RM6.53 bilion Saman Belum Selesai Sejak 1990

PDRM Accumulated RM6.53 billion in Unresolved Summons Since 1990

Diskaun 50% Saman Trafik di bawah Program Setahun Bersama Kerajaan MADANI

50% Reduction in Traffic Summonses under MADANI One-Year Program

PM Announces Special RM50 Rate For Settling Traffic Summonses Issued Before 2023

High-speed Police Chase In Klang With Suspect Stealing Unmarked Police Car

Police Hunting For Man Who Threw Bottle From Balcony Onto Busy Road

Woman Not Allowed Entry To Police Station To Make Report After Car Accident

PDRM Bakal Lanjutkan Program Diskaun Saman ke Seluruh Negara

Police to Expand Summons Discount Nationwide Following Positive Response to 2TM Program

RM6.53 bilion Saman Belum Selesai Sejak 1990

PDRM Accumulated RM6.53 billion in Unresolved Summons Since 1990

Diskaun 50% Saman Trafik di bawah Program Setahun Bersama Kerajaan MADANI

50% Reduction in Traffic Summonses under MADANI One-Year Program

PM Announces Special RM50 Rate For Settling Traffic Summonses Issued Before 2023

High-speed Police Chase In Klang With Suspect Stealing Unmarked Police Car

Police Hunting For Man Who Threw Bottle From Balcony Onto Busy Road

Woman Not Allowed Entry To Police Station To Make Report After Car Accident

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