Malaysia

26 fined total RM155,000 after raid on Johor entertainment outlet

Owner does not have business operating licence, offenders in violation of movement control order

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 20 Jun 2021 5:30PM

26 fined total RM155,000 after raid on Johor entertainment outlet

KUALA LUMPUR – The police have issued a total of RM155,000 in compounds to 26 people, including a premises owner, after a raid on an entertainment outlet in Kulai, Johor, for violating the movement control order.

In a raid at 12.15am today, Kulai OCPD Tok Beng Yeow said the police found 22 men and four women at the outlet in Jalan Kenanga 29/9, Bandar Indahpura.

In a statement, he said one of the men admitted he is the business owner but does not have a business operating licence.

The business owner was slapped with a RM25,000 fine while each of the guests were issued a RM5,000 compound.

He said the action was taken under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 (Act 342), for gathering without valid reason. – The Vibes, June 20, 2021

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