PAS signals openness to Malacca polls under BN banner; RTD suspends collection agents

PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang said the Islamic party remains open to participating in the Malacca state polls under the BN platform, signalling continued cooperation within the ruling coalition despite ongoing political dynamics in the state. The statement reflects PAS's approach to electoral alliances as the political landscape in Malacca continues to evolve. Details regarding the party's conditions and timing for the contest remain to be clarified by party leadership.

In a separate development, the Road Transport Department has suspended MyEG and Zetrix AI from functioning as collection agents effective immediately. The suspension comes as part of regulatory action taken by the department, though specific reasons for the enforcement action were not immediately disclosed. Both companies had been operating as authorized agents for various vehicle-related documentation and payment services.

The suspension of the two technology-enabled service providers could impact customers who rely on these platforms for road transport-related transactions. Affected users will need to explore alternative channels for their requirements until the suspension is lifted or resolved. The RTD's action underscores ongoing oversight of third-party service providers in the transportation sector.