The Borneo Post

Enforcemen­t depts, agencies ordered to take strict action against SOP violators

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PUTRAJAYA: Enforcemen­t department­s and agencies under the Home Ministry (KDN) have been ordered to intensify monitoring operations and take strict action against individual­s who violate the prescribed standard operating procedures (SOP).

The department­s and agencies involved are the police, Immigratio­n Department, Prisons Department, Malaysian Volunteers Department, Eastern Sabah Security Command (EssCom), National Anti-Drug Agency and Border Control Agency.

The ministry, in a statement yesterday, said the directive was issued to ensure effectiven­ess of the measures being implemente­d to contain the Covid-19 transmissi­ons, especially with the coming Hari Raya celebratio­n.

Besides increasing manpower and roadblocks, strict monitoring would also be conducted to prevent inter-state or interdistr­ict travels by individual­s using public transporta­tion such as KTM Komuter, LRT, MRT, ERL, KL Monorail or e-hailing service.

“The ministry closely monitors the spread of Covid-19 in the country and receives many reports from enforcemen­t department­s and agencies on lack of compliance with the Movement Control Order (MCO) SOP,” it said.

As such, the KDN urged all quarters to continue adhering to the SOP and extending their cooperatio­n in ensuring effectiven­ess of efforts and measures taken by the government to protect the people from Covid-19. — Bernama

 ??  ?? Putrajaya district police chief aCP mohd Fadzil ali (standing, third left) leads the SoP-compliance operation at ayer@8. — Bernama photo
Putrajaya district police chief aCP mohd Fadzil ali (standing, third left) leads the SoP-compliance operation at ayer@8. — Bernama photo

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