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Puspakom shuts 6 Selangor, Pahang inspection centres over floods

Fees for appointments at affected hubs to be automatically refunded within 30 days

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 20 Dec 2021 7:01AM

Puspakom shuts 6 Selangor, Pahang inspection centres over floods
Puspakom customers who have made but are unable to fulfil vehicle inspection appointments because of the floods in Selangor and Pahang can apply for a refund by contacting the regulatory body. – puspakom.com.my pic, December 20, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – Puspakom has decided to temporarily close a number of its vehicle inspection centres in Selangor and Pahang beginning today until further notice following the floods that hit the two states.

In a statement last night, Puspakom said the affected centres in Selangor are Shah Alam, Glenmarie and Padang Jawa, while the Pekan and Raub centres will be closed in Pahang.

“For our customers who have already made appointments at the branches mentioned, the appointment fees will be refunded automatically within 30 days, dan customers are advised to ignore the appointment reminder if they receive one,” said the statement.

Meanwhile, customers who have made appointments but could not attend the inspection because of the floods, can apply for a refund by emailing a request to [email protected].

Alternatively, it said, customers affected by the closure can walk into the nearest branch and bring along their appointment slips for the branch involved as proof of the appointment.

“The reopening of the branches will be notified later,” it said, adding that members of the public can follow Puspakom Sdn Bhd on Facebook or visit its website for the latest information on its operations. – Bernama, December 20, 2021

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