JPJ denies fake news on Rohingya driving licences, files MCMC report

The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has refuted claims from a Facebook post by 'Along Auto Parts' alleging the department proposed allowing Rohingyas to obtain driving licenses.

In response, JPJ filed a report with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) for investigation and action.

The department emphasized the importance of verifying information from official channels to prevent misinformation that could harm JPJ's reputation.

As of this morning, the contentious post remains online, attracting significant attention.

PUTRAJAYA, Sept 24 — The Road Transport Department (JPJ) today denied a statement published on the ‘Along Auto Parts’ Facebook account, titled “JPJ Proposes Allowing Rohingyas to Obtain Driving Licenses?” which was allegedly posted in the form of an official news report.

Consequently, JPJ has lodged a report with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to enable an investigation and appropriate action regarding the dissemination of the content.

“JPJ takes a serious view of any party producing, modifying, or disseminating content that uses the department’s name, identity, or image in a way that could mislead the public and undermine JPJ’s credibility,” the department said in a Facebook post today.

The public is advised not to spread information of unverified authenticity and to always refer to official JPJ channels for accurate and verified information.

A check of the ‘Along Auto Parts’ Facebook page revealed that the post, uploaded 12 hours ago, had not yet been deleted as of 9:15 am today, garnering over 1,800 comments and 325 shares. — Bernama

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陆路运输局 (JPJ) 驳斥了 Facebook 上名为“Along Auto Parts”的帖子中的说法，该帖子声称该部门提议允许罗兴亚人获得驾驶执照。

对此，陆路交通局向马来西亚通讯及多媒体委员会（MCMC）提交了报告，要求进行调查和采取行动。

该部门强调，必须通过官方渠道核实信息，以防止虚假信息损害陆路交通局的声誉。

截至今天上午，这篇引发争议的帖子仍然在线，引起了广泛关注。

布城，9月24日讯——陆路交通局（JPJ）今日否认了“Along Auto Parts”脸书账号上发布的一份题为“陆路交通局提议允许罗兴亚人获得驾驶执照？”的声明，该声明据称以官方新闻报道的形式发布。

因此，陆路交通局已向马来西亚通讯及多媒体委员会（MCMC）提交报告，以便对该内容的传播进行调查并采取适当行动。

“JPJ 严肃对待任何一方制作、修改或传播使用该部门名称、身份或图像的内容，以致可能误导公众并损害 JPJ 信誉的行为，”该部门今天在 Facebook 上发帖称。

建议公众不要传播未经证实的信息，并始终参考陆路交通局（JPJ）的官方渠道获取准确、经过核实的信息。

经查，“Along Auto Parts”的Facebook页面显示，截至今天上午9点15分，该帖子仍未删除，该帖子发布于12小时前，已获得超过1800条评论和325次分享。——马新社

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