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Kes Bas Tinggal Pelajar Tahfiz Tepi Jalan , Penjelasan serta laporan polis

Semalam heboh dilaman sosial kisah sebuah bas dari syarikat travel yang dilabel oleh ramai netizens sebagai bas 'puaka' selepas ada seorang pengguna di laman Facebook meluahkan perasaan tidak puas hati kerana bas tersebut meninggalkan anak-anak tahfiz di tepi jalan Menurut pengguna Facebook berkenaan yang mendakwa merupakan Ustazah di sekolah tahfiz berkenaan menyatakan kesanggupan pemandu bas tersebut yang sanggup meninggalkan pelajar tehfiz di tepi jalan

Kami cuba ke Page Facebook rasmi milik syarikat bas tersebut, ternyata penyebaran gambar tersebut telah memberi kesan yang kuat kepada syarikat bas tersebut apabila dilihat netizens mula menyerang page syarikat bas berkenaan.

Rata-rata mengeluarkan kata-kata yang tidak sepatutnya kepada syarikat bas berkenaan.

Namun dalam perkembangan terbaru, pengguna Facebook berkenaan yang bertanggungjawab menyebarkan gambar tersebut telah memuatnaik semula status di laman Facebooknya meminta maaf tentang status tersebut kerana dia mengeluarkan status seolah-olah menyalahkan syarikat bas berkenaan kerana sepatutnya disalahkan adalah pemadu bas berkenaan.

Berikut adalah penjelasan pemilik syarikat tersebut dan laporan polis.

Laporan Polis yang di buat Tahfiz

Laporan Polis Pihak Lain

Kita tidak tahu sebenarnya apa yang terjadi di atas bas tersebut. Cuma di nasihatkan kepada semua berhenti mencemuh syarikat bas berkenaan kerana mereka tidak bersalah.kerana ini melibatkan pemandu dan maahad tahfiz berkenaan. Biarlah kes ini disiasat oleh pihak bertanggungjawab

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