PUTRAJAYA: A total 77 individuals, including celebrity judges of the “All Together Now Malaysia” (ATNM) talent search television entertainment programme on Astro, have given their statements to the police regarding the non-compliance with the SOPs, Putrajaya district police chief A Asmadi Abdul Aziz said today.
He said 50 celebrity judges, 25 participants and two health ministry officials came to the Putrajaya district police headquarters (IPD) here since June 8 to give their statements to help in investigations into the case.
According to Asmadi, the statements by the health ministry officers were to help determine if there was an offence based on the evidence available.
“Investigations are still underway,” he told the media in a reply via WhatsApp today.
The programme was broadcast on June 6 and received various reactions after the judges involved were recorded not wearing face masks.
On June 11, the Putrajaya IPD chief at that time, Mohd Fadzil Ali announced that those involved in the ATNM programme, including the 50 celebrity judges, would be asked to come to the IPD to help in investigations.
Fadzil was reported to have said that investigation would be conducted under Regulation 18, Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases (Measures in Local Areas of Infection (Recovery Movement Control Order) Regulations (No. 3) 2021 (PU (A) 98/2021) for non-compliance with the RMCO SOP and Section 269 of the Penal Code (Act 574). - FMT
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