Malaysia

Many still flouting RMCO, nightclub activities among top offences

Also, 75 illegal immigrants were arrested under Ops Benteng

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 21 Sep 2020 6:30PM

Many still flouting RMCO, nightclub activities among top offences
Senior Minister (Security) Datuk Seri Ismail Yaakob also said that 91 roadblocks were mounted to prevent illegal immigrants from entering the county — Bernama pic, September 20, 2020

KUALA LUMPUR — Action was taken against 293 individuals yesterday for flouting Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) directives.

Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Yaakob said of those, 269 individuals were compounded, while 24 others were remanded. 

He said a total of 124 of them were detained for involvement in pub and nightclub activities, 85 more for not practising social distancing while another 31 for not preparing entry registration equipments.

“Also, 24 individuals were caught without face masks, 10 for operating premises beyond operating hours, nine for being in the country illegally and six more for operating premises illegally. 

“Two were detained for leaving home at an Enhanced Movement Control Order area without a valid reason while two more for failing to settle quarantine charges,” he said in a statement today. 

On Ops Benteng, Ismail Sabri said 75 illegal migrants, five smugglers and two skippers were arrested yesterday, while four vehicles were seized. 

Ismail Sabri said 91 roadblocks were mounted, adding that the government will take stern action on those trying to enter the country illegally. 

Also, some 31,830 individuals have returned home from abroad since July 24, and they have been placed in 67 hotels and eight other premises, including public training institutes and private tertiary institutions. 

Of those, 8,342 individuals are undergoing mandatory quarantine, while 71 are being treated in hospitals. To date, 23,417 individuals have been allowed home. — Bernama, September 21, 2020

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