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138 people have been killed in Malaysia in just the first nine days of Ops Selamat 16, not from the coronavirus but from road accidents.
Since the road safety operation was started on January 18, over 14,000 accidents were recorded nationwide. Over 29% of those accidents took place in Selangor.
Since the road safety operation was started on January 18, over 14,000 accidents were recorded nationwide. Over 29% of those accidents took place in Selangor.
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