So few Hahaha I can think of more
What was the category of offence?
What is the total headcount in the force?
So few have disciplinary issue?
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Police integrity: 1,571 personnel subject to disciplinary action last year | Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, March 27 — A total of 1,571 police officers and personnel have been subject to disciplinary action last year, said Bukit Aman Integrity and Standards Compliance Department (JIPS) director, Datuk Azri Ahmad. He said among the integrity offences committed were not declaring assets;...
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MOH can take action against individuals falsifying test results, says Khairy | The Malaysian InsightMOH can take action against individuals falsifying test results, says Khairy What's the MO to get the fake results? Please tell. Khairykj KKMPutrajaya and u want us to fully trust the system 😡😡 😂😂😂😂😂😂🧐🤮
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Covid-19: Legal action possible if caught falsifying RTK results, says KJSEPANG: The Health Ministry can take legal action against individuals who falsify antigen rapid test kit (RTK) results in the MySejahtera app, says Khairy Jamaluddin. 💤💤💤 I agree but when it comes to enforcement, you hardly witness it. Even our politicians don't pay their SOP fines. So are we going to only charge poor people? KJ tahap yahudi
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MOH can take action against individuals falsifying test resultsThe Ministry of Health (MOH) can take legal action against individuals who falsify antigen rapid test kit (RTK) results in the MySejahtera application. theSun theSundaily covid19 Omicron RTK MySejahtera MOH
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Malaysia’s CPI forecast at 2.1pc this year vs 2.5pc last year, says MIDF Research | Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, March 25 — MIDF Research is maintaining its projection that the consumer price index (CPI) will moderate to 2.1 per cent this year, from 2.5 per cent last year with rising food prices and growing demand as the source of inflation. “We opine that the normalisation of supply in the...
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