Malaysia

Cops to probe viral video of group partying at Ayer Hitam concert

Investigation aims to identify organiser, those involved, says police chief

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 06 Mar 2022 5:01PM

Cops to probe viral video of group partying at Ayer Hitam concert
In a 52-second viral video of a concert in Ayer Itam near Batu Pahat recently, a group of men and women were seen dancing to music being performed by a band, not adhering to SOPs. – @PDRMsia Twitter pic, March 6, 2022

JOHOR BARU – Police will conduct an investigation into a viral video of a group of individuals partying at a concert in Ayer Itam near Batu Pahat recently.

Johor police chief Datuk Kamarul Zaman Mamat said the investigation was to identify the organiser and those involved in the concert.

He however said to date, police have not received any reports regarding the event.

“Definitely, there was no standard operating procedure (SOP) compliance and partying is not allowed as it will create anxiety among the public” he told a media conference here today.

Kamarul was replying to a question on whether police had received reports regarding the video.

He said police will investigate the matter under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Disease Act 1988 (Act 342)

In the 52-second viral video, a group of men and women were seen dancing to music being performed by a band and not adhering to SOPs. – Bernama, March 6, 2022

Related News

Malaysia / 3d

Electoral momentum, political pressure may be behind Zahid’s push for early polls, says analyst

Malaysia / 4d

Zahid’s game plan is opening up

Malaysia / 1mth

Sentiments of Malay voters in Negeri and Johor cannot be compared – Aminuddin

Opinion / 1mth

BN, you can’t have your cake and eat it too

Malaysia / 1mth

Johor appoints 10 deputy exco to strengthen administration

Malaysia / 1mth

After Johor, the uncomfortable question for Anwar’s critics: Were we too impatient?

Spotlight

Opinion

“I’m not a war criminal, I’m a patriot”: Shavendra Silva’s amnesia tour meets the receipts

By Abbi Kanthasamy

Malaysia

British management on trial – does a royal management institute deliver value?

Malaysia

Doctor among five killed in Sarawak Flying Doctor helicopter crash identified

Malaysia

Nearly 10,000 potential fire hotspots detected on RSPO-managed land

Malaysia

Undang Yang Empat produces letter allegedly confirming Tuanku Muhriz’s removal

Malaysia

Northern Malaysia must prepare for the consequences of lower rainfall

Malaysia

Helicopter crashes during flying doctor service mission in Sarawak

You may be interested

Malaysia

Jeddah-bound Malaysia Airlines diverted to Chennai following technical snag

Malaysia

Political Funding Bill set for 2027 as government tightens rules on political funds

Malaysia

PH warns BN it is ready to go it alone as uncertainty rises in Melaka

Malaysia

Undang Yang Empat produces letter allegedly confirming Tuanku Muhriz’s removal

Malaysia

King, Queen mourn five killed in Sarawak helicopter crash

Malaysia

Fadillah returns to Cabinet after heart bypass surgery

Malaysia

Jakarta airport reopens as Anak Krakatau ash disruption eases

Malaysia

Flying Doctor Service to continue despite fatal Sarawak crash