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Maximum Boleh!!! Malaysia screwing Singaporeans with VEP

UPDATE: Tempers frayed, voices raised at Woodlands VEP centre as Oct 1 deadline nears​

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...ntry-permit-tag-woodlands-drivers-vep-4606606

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Malaysian Efficiency: 100 per day... ...

Mr Ng Poh Heng, manager of the Woodlands office called MY VEP, said they can only handle about 100 enquiries a day, and so customers can only come down if they have secured appointments.

“Those people who cannot (book an appointment), we really have to turn them away, and my message to these people is that I’m sorry, we can only do so much,” said Mr Ng. Mr Ng said that since MY VEP opened as an enquiry centre, they had been asked by many motorists if VEP tag installation could also be done there. They therefore obtained permission from the Malaysian authorities to do so.

On Thursday, the first day of tag installation there, the team managed to install 20 VEP tags on car windshields.

“We expect, once everything is going, we should, we will do 100 to 150 at least, that's our target, if not more, per day,” said Mr Ng.

CNA saw two cars having their VEP tags installed, a process that took no longer than five minutes for each vehicle.

Motorists have to wait until 11.59pm on 15 Sept for a new batch of appointments between Oct 7 and Oct 11 to be made available on the booking site. “In October 1st, it’s already the expiry date (where I will need a VEP to drive to Malaysia), and so we can’t go already,” Mr Yunos said.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...ntry-permit-tag-woodlands-drivers-vep-4606606
 
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Malaysian Work Ethics: Don't waste your time, Don't waste my time.

“If you do not get an appointment, please don't come down, otherwise, it's just time-consuming on your end, and on our side.” Only those who had secured appointments would be tended to, some who did not have appointments stepped forward.

One man, appearing frustrated, spoke in a loud voice to Mr Ng Poh Heng, manager of the Woodlands office called MY VEP, insisting that he tried to get an appointment online, but was unable to do so.

A 65-year-old was turned away at the Woodlands centre on Friday. “They’re not even entertaining us, there’s a lot of frustration,” he said.

Likewise, 67-year-old crane operator Yunos Kamis was also turned away for not having an appointment. He said it is the fourth time he has visited the Woodlands office. He was hoping to at least be able to secure a future appointment, but was not able to do so.

There are QR codes available at the office for motorists to scan and book appointments. When CNA tried to do so, the booking site showed that appointments all the way up to the last available date, Oct 4, were fully booked.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...ntry-permit-tag-woodlands-drivers-vep-4606606
 
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Anthony Loke loves to screw Singaporeans

Malaysia will require all foreign-registered vehicles entering the country by land from Singapore to use VEPs from Oct 1, Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced. Motorists who fail to do so may be fined up to RM2,000 (US$465) or jailed for up to six months.

Other motorists waiting in line shared their issues with either other MY VEP staff, or with each other.

Some were “stuck” at the payment step on the VEP application portal. Others said they had applied for VEPs several years ago when the scheme was first announced, but now had trouble trying to apply to get physical tags.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...ntry-permit-tag-woodlands-drivers-vep-4606606
 
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Malaysian Work Ethics: What I don't know, is not my purview

He then raised an issue with making payment, and Mr Ng tried to assuage him on this, saying it was not under the purview of the MY VEP office.

The man soon left, his queries unanswered.

“People are getting very unreasonable now, and sometimes I need to manage them,” Mr Ng Poh Heng, manager of the Woodlands office called MY VEP, told CNA

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...ntry-permit-tag-woodlands-drivers-vep-4606606
 
A Singaporean said:
Respect the laws of the cuntry you are going to. Hope more Sinkies get whacked for their disgusting behaviour.
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Bolehland has zero tolerance for woke culture which is a good thing, bloody sinkies need to be skinned alive by other cuntries to teach them a lesson
 
They dun screw us, they cannot sleep well wan
 
VEP needs to much information from us. Full vehicle ownership details from one-motoring, passport scans, NRIC. I take car loan also don't need so much information. More than enough to open a bank account with these information. What if the data is hacked? sure identity-theft.

Anthony Loke hates Singapore since his Penang days. Malaysia having fun with us

大马VEP开跑在即​

https://news.seehua.com/post/1216428

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