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Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said that the motorcycle e-hailing service will benefit the people and those doing small businesses.
On the issue of safety, especially for women passengers, Dr Mahathir said they should not engage the service if they are not comfortable with it.
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On the issue of safety, especially for women passengers, Dr Mahathir said they should not engage the service if they are not comfortable with it.
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