On Jan 1 this year, the celebrity couple announced their engagement on social media.
KUALA LUMPUR: The government’s initiative to continue paying for driving test fees of class B2 motorcycle, ehailing and taxis licences for the underprivileged is seen to ease the burden of living expenses.In Johor, factory worker Mohd Sallehuddin Safwan, 39, said people should grab the opportunity because having a licence would mean they can generate income through ehailing services.
“I wanted to join the ehailing service to increase my source of income before but was hindered because I needed to get a Public Service Vehicle Licence... and now I hope the process of passing the test for a PSV licence will be simplified so I can seize this golden opportunity,” she said.
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