Netizens have asked if they can receive the same treatment after Federal Territories Minister Annuar Musa visited former prime minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi at his Kuala Lumpur residence even though house visits are banned during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Annuar, who is Umno's Ketereh MP, revealed his visit on Twitter but deleted the post after it sparked public outrage.
"Today, we as husband and wife had the chance to visit Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Jeane Abdullah at their residence at Bait Badawi, Kuala Lumpur.
"We spent more than two hours with him and had lunch cooked by Jeane. May Allah always blesses Pak Lah's whole family," he tweeted.
Following the post, several netizens replied with a screen capture of the SOP which stated that house visits were not allowed.
"Even if you're not smart, at least be a good example," said one Twitter user.
Others lamented that they had not seen their family for a long time and asked if they, too, could visit their parents.
"It's been almost two years. You can have Raya family pictures while some of the rest cannot. This is unfair," another Twitter user said.
Another Twitter user said: "You're fortunate to be able to go visiting. For others, they have not been able to visit their parents and siblings.
"Since you're talking about lunch, have you visited your constituency? Do the people there have enough to eat?"
In January, Annuar also generated controversy when he was seen jogging with two others from a different household.
He later claimed to have met the two others by coincidence.
In February, he was also caught having a meal with a group of people even though dine-in was banned during the lockdown.
The country recorded 9,353 new Covid-19 cases today, a new record high for the second consecutive day. - Mkini
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