Puspakom in Selangor reopens today after EMCO ends

Puspakom in Selangor reopens today after EMCO ends

Puspakom has announced that all its branches in Selangor and the MVS (mobile van service) will resume operations today (July 19). This follows the ending of the enhanced movement control order (EMCO) in 34 mukim in eight districts in the state last Saturday (July 17). Selangor returns to the FMCO, which the government now calls phase one of the national recovery plan.

The vehicle inspection company says that with the reopening in Selangor, all services are provided. As usual, one must have an appointment slot, and this can be purchased online from the Puspakom website. Note that unlike the rest of the outlets, Puspakom Batu Caves will only reopen this Wednesday, July 21.

With start-stop operations due to the changing level of MCO, there’s sure to be a backlog on both Puspakom and JPJ’s end. They know this, and the latter has extended the validity for expiring licenses, number plates and Puspakom tests, including the tukar hak milik process.

Earlier this month, JPJ announced that the Puspakom B5 report (for ownership change) expiring between June 1 to July 31 will be valid till September 30. That’s also the new extended date for B2, PG11A and PG13B reports. Commercial vehicles with scheduled inspection from June 1 to July 31 will be allowed to delay their trip to Puspakom, with exemption from saman.

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Comments

  • Kim Jong Din on Jul 19, 2021 at 11:16 am

    If we are not mistaken,all the JPJ and puspakom dudes have been fully jabbed by now.
    What takes them centuries to open up?
    Banks,pharmacies are limiting 2 -5 at a time to enter,which is a good SOP.Why cant JPJ /Puspakom have a proper SOP ?
    Are they saying WFH (actually goyang kaki at home with full pay)? Not every vocation can work from home.
    The way forward is full vaccination,SOP compliance and regular enforcement.
    Other than that,you can have MCO 4.0-10.0,more people will steal ikan kembong and kangkung from MYdin hypermart.

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    • Celup King on Jul 20, 2021 at 7:23 pm

      The purpose is not to prevent spreading from the staff but to prevent spreading from the crowd lah. JPJ can assure their staff is fully vaccinated and follow SOP but who’s to say about the patrons going to JPJ offices?

      And who told you they aren’t Working From Home? JPJ operations are still ongoing despite lockdown, registrations are still happening wat.

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