JOHOR POLLS | NGO Stesen Pemantauan Rakyat is providing six free buses to transport 240 voters from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore home to cast their ballots in the Johor state election this Saturday.
Its representative, Yong Shui Wen, said the service includes four buses from Kuala Lumpur, while another two will be dedicated to voters from Singapore, picking them up at the Sultan Iskandar Building Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex in Johor Bahru.
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