Malaysia

Putrajaya police chief denies attending MCO-flouting doa selamat

Mohd Fadzil Ali says he went to house after receiving report on event, homeowner compounded

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 13 Feb 2021 8:01AM

Putrajaya police chief denies attending MCO-flouting doa selamat

PUTRAJAYA – District police chief Mohd Fadzil Ali has denied allegations that he was involved in a prayer ceremony in the Precinct 8 residential area yesterday.

He told Bernama that the homeowner who hosted the event has been compounded for violating movement control order rules.

“I can confirm that there was indeed an event, as viralled online, but I had nothing to do with it as claimed.”

He said the occupants of the house hosted a doa selamat that was attended by close family members. 

“I went to the house after receiving a report on the event, and ordered my men to compound the homeowner for violating the SOPs.” – Bernama, February 13, 2021

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