Saturday, 30 May 2020 11:44 PM MYT
BALIK PULAU, May 30 — Several dignitaries including a ‘Datuk’ were among 22 who were fined RM1,000 for violating the conditional movement control order by gathering to eat durian, here, today. “Some tried to flee when police arrived, but we ordered them back to their seats. An examination found 21 of them, including two women, in the group and some were eating durian.
The taste of the Durian is even BETTER when it's eaten and enjoyed in the LOCKUP.
They are fined for eating at roadside stall or because there is a gathering of more than 20 people?Road side eating durian should be ok if there are adequate social distancing. Right?
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