Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said that 695 investigation papers have been opened and 46 cases are under investigation since the order was enforced on March 18."We have warned the public that the police will go from advising them to stay at home to taking action against those who do not.
"Our advice is that the public comply with the MCO to avoid action and arrest by the police," he said on Tuesday. Ismal Sabri said the special committee looking into non-health related matters pertaining to Covid-19 was also briefed by the Communications and Multimedia Ministry on action taken against those who spread fake news.
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission has, to date, investigated 85 cases related to fake news on Covid-19."For those who are in the habit of creating fake news, I warn you to stop," said Ismail Sabri.
Where is our Home Affairs Minister, the previous one was half dead, hardly did anything constructive, this one is worse. The Defence Minister seems to be talking on the HA Minister?
well done
Dear Ismail Sabri, temperature checks and providing hand clean liquid before we enter an establishment or building were nice and good gestures but Not Strictly Enforcing Face Masks Until Stocks are Affordable and Readily Available...
Jail them
Dear Ismail Sabri, Who is in charge? Ask all involved to check with you first to prevent Rakyat illusion and Confusion!
wish they would just comply
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