Police say the group had booked two homestay units to celebrate a birthday. FMTNews Penang
The 20 were compounded RM1,000 each for flouting the CMCO and remanded to assist in a drug probe.
Police went to the homestay units at 10.30pm following a tip-off and arrested 15 men and five women aged 13 to 20, said Timur Laut district police chief Soffian Santong. “The group said they had booked the units for a birthday celebration. The police party found ketamine weighing 1.48gm worth RM220,” he said, adding that six of those held tested positive for drugs.
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