Malaysia

Those who fled Taman Nagasari EMCO in Bukit Mertajam urged to return

MBSP has detailed records on all residents to enable the authorities to track them down

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 04 Jul 2021 8:43AM

Those who fled Taman Nagasari EMCO in Bukit Mertajam urged to return
The EMCO in Taman Nagasari, Bukit Mertajam comes into effect at midnight tonight until July 17. – SADIQ ASYRAF/The Vibes pic, July 4, 2021

BUKIT MERTAJAM – Residents, business owners and workers who fled Taman Nagasari here, which is placed under the enhanced movement control order (EMCO) starting midnight tonight, have been told to return home immediately.

Seberang Prai City Council (MBSP) Mayor Datuk Rozali Mohamud said they are believed to have fled the area after the announcement of the EMCO, which will be enforced until July 17.

“Fleeing the location to stay elsewhere, especially when the authorities are actively preparing to implement the EMCO, is an irresponsible act.

“They are warned to return to their respective homes so that the Health Ministry (MoH) can conduct community screening quickly,” he said in a statement last night, adding the MBSP has detailed records on those who fled, enabling the authorities to track them down in integrated operations with the police, the armed forced as well as the MoH.

There are a total of 940 units in Taman Nagasari, of which 244 units are for industrial use, 66 for commercial activities, 295 units of terrace houses and 335 units of flats.

Meanwhile, Bukit Tengah State assemblyman Gooi Hsiao Leung said in a statement last night the district health office will conduct large-scale Covid-19 screenings on its residents from today, adding he will ensure that the people receive the necessary assistance. – Bernama, July 4, 2021

Related News

Events / 1d

MBPP President shares valuable insights at zero-waste conference 

Diary / 2d

Penang reaffirms commitment to preserve heritage sites across the state

Places / 3d

LOT Polish Airlines to bring in more tourists to Penang from November

Malaysia / 2w

PH-BN cooperation in Penang remains smooth, says Exco

Places / 2w

Penang hoteliers lose patience over growing number of short-term rentals, homestays

Diary / 2w

A leader's role is not just about issuing statements and making headlines – Penang CM

Spotlight

Malaysia

Immigration busts international scam syndicate operating from unused Kuantan resort

Malaysia

Malaysia prevents RM1.9b in scam transactions as BNM targets real-time fraud alerts

Malaysia

Parental involvement crucial in tackling school bullying, says PM as cases hit nearly 5,700

Malaysia

19-year-old female student strangled to death in Kuantan following quarrel; boyfriend arrested

Malaysia

Loke slams 10 Negeri Exco members for ‘backstabbing’ Tuanku Muhriz

Malaysia

Vandalism at mosque: Blaming the MADANI govt ‘unfounded and ridiculous’ (video)

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

MOHE: 1.16 million PTPTN borrowers owe RM10.7b in outstanding repayments

Malaysia

Police: Statements recorded after 13-year-old student sustains severe injuries in three-storey fall

You may be interested

Malaysia

Fuel subsidy spending plunges as targeted welfare aid surges in 2025

Malaysia

Petaling Jaya parliamentary seat officially declared vacant after MP quits - Speaker

Malaysia

Dewan Rakyat resumes with Tabung Haji, food security and MA63 in focus

Malaysia

School caning was never abolished, Minster says

Malaysia

Number of unhealthy API areas nationwide rises to 20

Malaysia

No CCTV at spot where Irene was killed, says Minister

Malaysia

MOHE: 1.16 million PTPTN borrowers owe RM10.7b in outstanding repayments

Malaysia

LCS 1 risks handover without full combat capability, readiness could slip to 2035