The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Company, director fined for selling uncertifie­d communicat­ion equipment

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PETALING JAYA: A computer retail company and its director were fined RM20,000 by the Sessions Court here yesterday, for selling uncertifie­d communicat­ion equipment, as required by the Malaysian Communicat­ions and Multimedia Commission (MCMC).

Judge Jamaludin Mat imposed the fine on All IT Hypermarke­t Sdn Bhd, and its director, Yee Pong Pin, 62, after the man pleaded guilty to two charges which were read out to him in Mandarin.

The court meted out a fine of RM10,000 for each charge, in default of 12 months’ jail if both failed to pay the fine. Both settled the fine.

All IT Hypermarke­t, and Yee, as the director of the company, were alleged to have sold communicat­ion equipment, namely a Joyroom microphone, which did not meet the Communicat­ions and Multimedia (Technical Standards) Regulation­s 2000.

The two offences were committed at Lot 3-01, Digital Mall, Section 14, here, at 12.42 pm, June 26.

Both were charged under Regulation 16 (1) (b) of the Communicat­ions and Multimedia (Technical Standards) Regulation­s 2000, which carries a maximum fine of RM100,000 or six years imprisonme­nt or both, upon conviction.

Also in the same court, another company, and its director, pleaded not guilty to two charges of selling uncertifie­d communicat­ion equipment.

LC Marketing Network Media Sdn Bhd, and its director, Chen Kaiyi, a Chinese national, were charged with selling two units of TX-3 brand wireless media players that were not certified as required by the Communicat­ions and Multimedia Regulation­s 2000.

The offences were allegedly committed at KS-01, Digital Mall, Section 14, here, at 12.57 pm, June 26, 2020, and charged under the same regulation­s.

The court set Dec 23 for re-mention of the case.

 ?? — Bernama photo ?? Chen Kaiyi charged with selling two units of TX-3 brand wireless media players that were not certified as required by the Communicat­ions and Multimedia Regulation­s 2000.
— Bernama photo Chen Kaiyi charged with selling two units of TX-3 brand wireless media players that were not certified as required by the Communicat­ions and Multimedia Regulation­s 2000.

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