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Puspakom Mobile Van Inspection Service Can Be Placed Online In Perak From Dec 1

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Puspakom has stated that beginning December 1, appointments for its mobile van service in Perak would be transferred from phone to online. This follows the announcement in Penang, Kedah, and Perlis in September.

The mobile van service is for private vehicle inspections and a van will come to your vehicle to assess it.? Skip the line by ordering the mobile van service, which costs RM100 on top of the standard inspection charge. The report will be issued immediately.

With online booking for Perak now available, the phone number 05-3577145 will be decommissioned on December 1. The website address for Puspakom is www.mypuspakom.com.my.

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