Cops have been holding regular operations against drunk drivers along the usual routes used by them early in the morning. FMTNews Alcohol
Although entertainment centres are not allowed to open, liquor is still served at restaurants and shops in Penang.
Police have been carrying out such operations at several locations identified as routes used by drivers returning home after drinking at shops or restaurants selling liquor in the state. “Their actions not only endangered themselves but other road users. We also arrested a 31-year-old saleswoman for possession of syabu, hidden inside a cigarette box.”
In the operation, police also issued 145 compound notices for various traffic offences and nine people were fined RM1,000 each for violating the conditional movement control order .
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