Loke says no plans to ban car window tints
Published on: Tuesday, November 21, 2023
By: Malay Mail
Transport Minister Anthony Loke says it is not a feasible thing to do. (Malay Mail pic)
PUTRAJAYA: The government will not ban glass tinting for cars despite incidents of parents leaving their children in their vehicles, Transport Minister Anthony Loke said today.
While acknowledging the possible role of dark tints in such incidents, he said it was not feasible to ban tinting as a response.
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“Tinted glasses are an option; we are not asking everyone to put up tinted glasses. For parents with small kids, they are being advised to not put tinted glass,” he said
“It is necessary for certain people, for health reasons, for security reasons, we cannot just because of one problem, ban the entire thing.”
Loke was commenting on Minister of Women, Family and Community Development Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri’s remarks earlier today that suggested tinted glass was a reason some parents have forgotten about their children inside their vehicles.
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