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Fadillah who is also Minister of Infrastructure said that this is one of the proposals put forward in negotiations with the Transport Ministry to resolve the problem caused by overloaded vehicles. “The Works Ministry therefore recommends that certain percentage of road tax be put into the trust account for road maintenance purposes,” he told Bernama.
Fadillah said it is difficult to ascertain who was responsible for the damage caused by these vehicles, in contrast to damage caused by utility repair work.
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