NON-COMPLIANCE OF MCO - ARREST AND CHARGE IN COURT, NO NEED FOR POLICE REPORT AS LONG AS THERE IS PROOF THAT SOMEONE HAS VIOLATED THE MCO

What is happening to Malaysia!!! Bell rings : 'No one is above the law'.

Daughter of UMNO President and MP for Bagan Datuk is somewhat "threatening" the Malaysian citizens to lodge a police report against her and her husband for meeting-up with Ministers during the MCO is in force.

The Muhyiddin Administration had clearly spell out that anyone without a valid reason would have violated the MCO and is liable to be arrested and charged in Court.

Zahid Hamidi's eldest daughter, Nurul Hidayah has clearly notified that she and her husband had met-up with the de-facto Religious Affairs Minister, Zulkifli Mohamed at his office and hinted at the warm welcome they received and a positive outcome to their discussion while the MCO was in-force.

She further claims in a 'arrogant' and 'undermine' manner that Malaysians are "not so intelligent" to differentiate between a Movement Control Order (MCO) and a total lockdown.

It was reported that Nurul Hidayah and her husband had also met-up with Deputy Environment and Water Minister Ahmad Masrizal Muhammad at Putrajaya today.



She fail to realise that the Malaysian government has issued a Directive to all Malaysians that anyone found violating the MCO (exception : buying essential foodstuff from 8am to 8pm and medical needs) will be arrested and charged in Court.

The real reason to impose this strict MCO restriction is to curb the spread of this Covid-19 virus infection since no vaccine has been found yet to treat this disease. If a person is infected with this Covid-19 disease, it could only be detected after a few days or weeks and a single affected person could spread this disease by close-contact, speaking, coughing or sneezing and the spread could be devastating.

The authorities concerned should take immediate action against Nurul Hidayah and her husband for allegedly defying the MCO and to avoid others from following her footsteps. 

Sorry, not another apology again please. - Mohd. Kamal Abdullah