askST: What to do if you get into motor-related incidents in Malaysia

Motor-related incidents can happen anywhere, but things become more complicated if they occur outside Singapore. PHOTO: BERITA HARIAN
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SINGAPORE - Since the land borders reopened on April 1, motorists have resumed driving to Malaysia.

On July 16, a Singapore-registered Honda Civic Type R was reportedly stolen from the parking compound of SkyAvenue shopping mall in Genting Highlands in the state of Pahang. It was said to be found three days later in a condominium carpark in another state - Selangor - with parts missing and carrying a different registration plate.

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