Singaporeans rank third among 1,346 foreigners caught in Malaysian state's traffic crackdown
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Malaysia's Road Transport Department (JPJ) has taken action against 1,346 foreigners, including 223 Singaporeans, for traffic offenses in Johor over the past four months.
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