Bukit Aman mosque closed after 3 cases found 05 May 2021 / 10:25 H.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Bukit Aman mosque at the federal police headquarters here was closed yesterday after three people, including a police assistant director, tested positive for Covid-19.
At least a dozen others, including officials of the mosque and police personnel who came in close contact with the three people, have been ordered to quarantine themselves pending test results for the virus.
It is learnt that a police corporal, who is a bilal at the mosque, and the driver of a police assistant director had high fever last Friday and sought medical treatment before they tested positive for the virus.
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Only 36 types of fireworks are allowed to be sold over the Hari Raya period and traders must comply with rules set by the police (PDRM), says Bukit Aman management department (administration) deputy director Datuk Mat Kasim Karim.
Among the fireworks allowed for sale are Pop-Pop, Happy Boom Dush 20, Happy Boom Glow of Sunset, Happy Boom Flower Silver Cracking Rain and Happy Boom Thunder Clap (Rockets).
He said the Home Ministry had approved these types of fireworks for import, store and trading in the country.
However, he said there were nine types of Happy Boom fireworks which could not be traded, including Happy Boom Red Cracker, Happy Boom Assorted Celebration Cake Repeate, Happy Boom Shoot Cake and Happy Boom Tikus 50.