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Amendments to Road Transport Act to cover drink-driving victims next year

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PUTRAJAYA: Amendments to the Road Transport Act to compensate victims of accidents involving drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs are expected to be tabled in parliament next year.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the cabinet had agreed in principle to the policy paper.

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"We are targeting the first parliamentary sitting next year to table the amendments.

"The work is still in progress," he told a press conference here today.

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