‘There should be no special treatment for breaking the law during the MCO.’
It’s so easy for Dr Noor Azmi Ghazali, he can simply say sorry and move on, while all those who broke the law had to either go to jail, pay fine or do community service.
How many other people were given an opportunity to come forward and record their statement like them? Only a man of honour would do it. We, the public, would similarly be gracious and we do accept your apology. That is, of course, right after you resign from that cushy post of deputy minister and have been charged in court.
So, what makes Noor Azmi so special, besides saying the word ‘sorry’, that he can be treated differently from the rest? As a leader of the people, Noor Azmi is supposed to combat the Covid-19 pandemic, not be part of the problem and help spread the virus.If an apology can set a law offender free, many will not hesitate to follow the precedent set by Noor Azmi, Razman and the rest.
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