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The abolition of tolls that was promised in the Pakatan Harapan general election manifesto has been postponed by the government.
While Harapan did promise in their manifesto to abolish tolls, it is not among the tasks listed in their 100-day promises.
While Harapan did promise in their manifesto to abolish tolls, it is not among the tasks listed in their 100-day promises.
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