28 Apr 2021 / 17:04 H. - Bernama
KUALA LUMPUR: The RM50,000 compound imposed on two sellers in Kota Bharu, Kelantan for operating beyond 10pm is not a “death penalty” as they are allowed to appeal for a lower amount to the Ministry of Health (MOH), said Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador.
Abdul Hamid said individuals who were compounded for flouting the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) of the Movement Control Order (MCO) set to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 outbreak could directly appeal to the MOH for a reduction.
“It is not a ‘death penalty’ (based on the prescribed amount, they still can appeal), I have repeatedly stated that they can appeal,” he told reporters at a press conference after handing over appreciation letters to reject corruption at Bukit Aman here today.
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KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia s front-line policemen are expected to be equipped with body-mounted cameras as early as September this year, as the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) force moves towards improving its services and enhancing its integrity.
Inspector-General of Police Abdul Hamid Bador said the RMP, together with the Home Ministry, is in the final stage of discussions to procure more than 2,100 units of the device, which will be supplied nationwide. We have now entered the tendering phase. I believe our men will start wearing them in Q4 - some time in September or October this year, he told The Straits Times.