NSTnation Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador has hailed 99 per cent of Malaysians as national heroes for obeying the Movement Control Order MCO. Covid19 StayAtHome DudukRumah
He said they had displayed commitment and adhered to the MCO to help break the chain of Covid-19 infection.
He, however, issued a stern warning to those who take the MCO lightly as heavier penalties await them.Hamid also reminded parents to keep track of their children as about four per cent of those caught for violating the MCO were under 18.“Those who continue to commit offences and flout the MCO will be dealt with,” Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador said. - NSTP/AIZUDDIN SAAD
“Actually, we don't like to arrest people but what can we do. There is no fun in it but there are laws and it is there to protect the interest of all Malaysians.On a separate matter, Abdul Hamid revealed that 44 policemen had tested positive for Covid-19 while 900 had been put on quarantine at home.
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