Malaysia next year will require passengers of vehicle rear seat wearing seat belts
Xinhua in Kuala Lumpur, on Dec 28th (Reporter Xiong Ping) Malaysia from January 1 next year requires mandatory for rear seat passengers of car wearing seat belts, or face punishment. Malaysia Department of Transportation Bureau of Transportation by land, said the other day that from January 1 next year, if no rear seat passengers wearing seat belts, they will face a 300 ringgit (about 83 U.S. dollars) as a fine.
The Government of the Philippines in 2009 to speed up infrastructure to stimulate the economy
According to the Philippines, “Daily” reported on December 29th, the Philippine National Economic Development Director Anthony RaKoto said that the government planed in the first quarter of 2009 to speed up the implementation of provincial highways, bridges and irrigation and other infrastructure construction projects, with a view to during the recession of the global economy to stimulate economic growth. RaKoto said that in 2009 the government was to invest 160 billion pesos (about 3.5 billion U.S. dollars) for infrastructure projects with a view to achieving the government’s target for economic growth.
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