KLANG (Bernama): Police have identified a man wearing a pink bracelet believed to be under quarantine at a petrol station in Bukit Tinggi, Klang, after a video went viral on social media since Friday (Oct 9).
said the video was watched by his senior officer before lodging a police report at about 7.24pm Friday night.
"The video shows a health worker reprimanding a man wearing a pink bracelet believed to be still under quarantine, ” he said in a statement Saturday . Shamsul Amar added that they were currently waiting for the 30-year-old man’s Covid-19 screening test results from the Klang District Health Office before detaining him.
Bandar Bukit Tinggi in Klang is among 36 areas in the Klang sub-district that has been subjected to a conditional movement control order for 14 days starting Friday until Oct 23. - Bernama
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