<ul><li>The road transport department (JPJ) will set up mobile counters at the Putra Heights gas pipeline explosion site for two days, starting from today.</li><li>JPJ mobile team will help victims of the fire print essential documents such as driving licenses and road tax.</li><li>Representatives from the General Insurance Association of Malaysia (PIAM) will provide consultations for the victims.</li><li>Over 305 individuals sustained injuries, with damage affecting 331 private vehicles, 88 buildings, and 237 homes.</li></ul>

JPJ to set up mobile counters to assist affected residents of Putra Heights gas pipeline explosion

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