RM1,000 fine for city councillor, friends who played badminton

The Shah Alam councillor and three others were caught during their game at a multipurpose hall while the MCO was in effect. FMTNews MBSA Covid19 MCO Badminton

SHAH ALAM: The city councillor and his three friends who played badminton while the movement control order was on, have been slapped with a RM1,000 fine each by the Magistrate’s Court here.

Ismail said Selangor police had opened investigations into 695 cases involving 1,430 individuals for violating the MCO over the past 22 days. “They were given jail sentences of between one and two months or fined between RM850 to RM1,000,” he said. Bukit Aman had said that effective yesterday, police were issuing compound notices for RM1,000 to those not complying with the MCO without valid reasons, which must be settled at any health ministry office within two weeks.

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