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'Safety of ex-Japanese people carriers blown out of proportion', operators say

FIERCE debate has ensued over the move to block ex-Japanese people carriers such as Toyota Granvia, Noah, Elgrande, Regius and Ipsum from the public transport system with the operators yesterday saying the issue about the safety of their c…

Published: 09 Nov 2013 at 02:11hrs | 1 | by Staff Reporter

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