They were fined RM1,000 each for violating the 'one car, 1 person' ruling. FMTNews Sabah MCO Compound
The two brothers were stopped by police while going to town to withdraw money to buy supplies.
Joel Anam, 33, and Joni, 24, were fined RM1,000 each for breaking the “one car, one person” rule. Joel does not own a car, and Joni is unemployed.Joel said he had hitched a ride from his brother to go from their village in Sook to Keningau to withdraw money to buy supplies on April 14 when they were stopped at a roadblock at Jalan Durok Keningau.
Joel works as a gardener in a school in Sook. Joni was also a gardener at the same school but lost his job earlier this year.
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