I may seem heartless but cardiologist Dr Ong Hean Teik deserves to be charged on two accounts – for being outdoors without any valid reason and secondly, for not complying with an order from an authorised officer.
Further, where you are outside for an acceptable reason, you are nevertheless required to maintain social distancing - two different requirements, two different circumstances. Ong has rightly been charged. A total of 649 persons have been arrested, presumably for breaking the movement control order law, and I would expect that they were not immediately charged. In that case, were they asked to surrender their passports and report to the police every month?A cardiologist who misreads the intent of the MCO, running to keep his heart pumping and then wham - this RM13,000 heart-stopping bail with the possibility of other penalties down the line.
So, couldn't the court have exercised its discretion and issued a stiff verbal warning and perhaps ordered a couple of days of pro bono medical duty in any neighbouring hospital? It is not a complete lockdown. It is perfectly okay to jog or walk in a relatively open area as long as you watch your distance from others and maybe wear a face mask. That is how it is practised in most countries.Yes, and this is exactly the problem with the MCO. There are too many grey areas to the point that authorities are taking action as they see fit.
And all it takes is for one asymptomatic person at the park to cough, sneeze, use the restroom, or touch common surfaces at the park and Penang is the next epicentre in Malaysia.
Who are no Carried virus was arrested and fine. And Tabligh possible carried virus was not arrested, and they free going around passing the virus.
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