Fisol Salleh said that his department would not only focus on the areas but would also conduct ‘Ops Ambang Baru’ 2023 from tomorrow until Jan 1 throughout the state to curb illegal racing and crimes. theSun theSundaily police thugs hotspots illegal
Penang police have identified at least 13 hotspots of illegal racing activities by mat rempit and street thugs, especially during weekends or public holidays.
“Besides the hotspots, operations will also be carried out throughout the state to ensure public safety and order, involving a total of 1,081 Penang police personnel. He said during the operation, his team will also carry out inspections on vehicles, especially modified motorcycles and in accordance with Section 64 of the Road Transport Act 1987 owners who are found to have modified their vehicles illegally will have them seized.
“Since January until yesterday, a total of 108 mat rempits and street thugs in Penang have been nabbed and dozens of workshops have also been inspected and some have faced action for being involved in modifying motorcycles without approval,“ he said.
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