Police launch probe into FT minister for alleged SOP violation
KUALA
LUMPUR – Police have
launched a probe against Federal Territories Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa who
allegedly violated standard operating procedures (SOPs) under the movement
control order (MCO).
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Malaysia Today quoted Kuala Lumpur police chief Saiful Azly Kamaruddin as
saying that Annuar would be called in to provide details on an event that took
place on Friday, in which he was photographed sharing a table with six others
over a meal.
“An
investigation paper has been opened,” Saiful was quoted as saying. He said a
report on the incident had been launched in Cheras.
Asked
to confirm whether Annuar will be asked to provide his statement, Saiful said
“Yes … of course.”
Last
week the National Security Council (NSC) announced the two-person per table
policy under the MCO.
Earlier
today, the organiser of Friday’s event, Zainuddin Amran, chairman of the Sungai
Midah Floodwater Retention Pond Nature Lovers Club, apologised for the
incident, saying that Annuar only sat at the table for a short while.
MalaysiaKini
quoted Zainuddin as apologising over the failure to comply with SOPs when
inviting the minister to visit their community project site.
“As
a community representative, I apologise to Tan Sri (Annuar) and the Malaysian
people. We admit our faults,” he said.
“Tan
Sri (Annuar) had reminded (that the photographs violating SOPs) will go viral.
That is why he left (the table) quickly.”
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