JPJ Denies Viral Claims Regarding Rohingya Driving License Eligibility
JPJ Denies Viral Claims Regarding Rohingya Driving License Eligibility
The Malaysian Road Transport Department (JPJ) has issued a formal denial regarding a viral Facebook post claiming the agency is considering allowing ethnic Rohingyas to apply for driving licenses. The department has characterized the circulating information as entirely false and has urged the public to disregard the claims.
The misinformation originated from a post by a Facebook user known as "Along Auto Parts," which suggested that JPJ was planning to relax licensing requirements for the Rohingya community. The post gained significant traction online, causing widespread confusion; however, JPJ has moved swiftly to debunk the rumors and clarify its official stance.
Authorities have emphasized that no such policy changes or deliberations are currently underway. JPJ encourages citizens to remain vigilant against the spread of "fake news" on social media and to rely solely on official government channels and reputable news outlets for accurate information regarding transport regulations.
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