Johor police remind public nightclubs still not allowed to operate after weekend raid sees 166 compounds issued
JOHOR BARU, April 25 — Johor police today reminded the public that nightclubs and entertainment outlets are still not allowed to operate under the standard operating procedures of Phase Four of the National Recovery Plan .
“Those with information on the violation of SOPs, especially at nightclubs and entertainment centres, can channel them to the police,” said Shahurinain in a statement this morning. Shahurinain said police acted after the premise owners violated Regulation 17 of the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 2021.
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