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PDRM is Offering 50% Discount on Summons But Payment Must Be Made on 7 & 8 Nov
If you have yet to pay your PDRM compounds, perhaps this is the best time to do so!
According to recent news, Polis DiRaja Malaysia (PDRM) will be giving out a 50 per cent discount for compounds issued by them. Hurrah!

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While the half price discount will apply to most compound tickets, the ones mentioned below will not have a discount:
- Accident summons for the current year
- NC (non-compoundable) summons
- Warrant summons for the current year
- Current year summons which was issued during Ops Selamat
- Court summons
- Lorry-related summons
Do keep in mind that the discount will only apply to compound tickets worth more than RM50. For instance, if your compound ticket is worth RM160 then it will be RM80 after the discount. So cheap!

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That said, you will only have two days, 7 and 8 November 2018, to enjoy the 50 per cent discount. Moreover, you can only pay for the discounted compounds during the TMpoint Bukit Raja open day programme at the following location and time:
- Time: 9am – 4pm
- Location: TMpoint Bukit Raja, Jalan Meru, 41050 Klang, Selangor
Before you head over, run a check on your summons at any Traffic Police Station or via their website to ensure that you receive the aforementioned discount.
So, don’t forget to utilise this opportunity and get rid of your pending PDRM summons. Do remember to take note of the terms and conditions mentioned above before you pay your summons.
Also read: DBKL: You Cannot Renew Your Licence & Road Tax if Your Summonses Are Not Settled
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