Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong said all public transportation run by Prasarana would be free for those with disabilities for a month from Aug 31.He said 23,527 bus and 26,762 rail users would be benefiting from the free rides.
Healthcare worker Geetha Lakshimy Tamilmaran said she loved the showcase of unity among Malaysians during the performances. Samantha Tan, 29, was glad to see Malaysians of different backgrounds coming together for the celebration.“I hope we can maintain our muhibbah spirit,” said the social media executive.
Nigerian national Ndy Usoh, 38, said he wanted to show his children the spirit of Malaysia by bringing them to the celebration.
Any elderly and/or disabled person shouldn’t be charged at all. What kind of pittance is this?
weekasiongmp why only a month free for OKU ? When you have thieves in BN that stole hundreds of BILLIONS from taxpayers ?
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