Despite imposing 800 roadblocks nationwide with the implementation of a two-week lockdown under the tightened third movement control over (MCO 3.0), members of the public are still on the roads in certain areas. Dissatisfied with the situation, home minister Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin has said more roadblocks may be imposed based on numbers obtained since the lockdown was implemented on June 1.
Discussions held between Hamzah and inspector-general of police (IGP) Datuk Seri Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani have identified Selangor and Kuala Lumpur as the main areas of concern, reports the New Straits Times. “The increase in the number of roadblocks in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur is to limit the movement of vehicles,” said Hamzah.
In a previous report, the number of roadblocks nationwide was being increased from 600 to 800, involving 70,000 personnel from police and other agencies. Yesterday, there were 930 roadblocks deployed nationwide under Ops Benteng, but Hamzah said the total could increase to 1,000 in the near future.
“We will increase it further at locations where there are still a large number of vehicles, based on the statistics obtained in the first two days of the full lockdown. Besides that, some locations in Penang will also see an increase in the number of roadblocks, due to a large number of vehicles,” he added.
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MITI longgarkan.
KDN ketatkan. Kelam kabut no coordination at all.
According to Pak Long, 200,000 people balik kampung trips, causing spike in Hari Raya clusters, leading to deaths within families..
Lucky we now have caring gomen that prioritises the rakyat wellbeing over money. Selangor says no lockdown but gomen insist to lockdown and protect our rakyat and economy. Kudos to caring gomen!
#MakeMalaysiaGreatAgain
Yes! Kudos to caring gomen! Kudos to MITI! Kudos to pemimpin2 & Menteri2 bijak berakal! Kekalkan kuasamu 61 tahun lagi… berkat tanah melayu kita
Somebody’s here keeping the propaganda flowing. Haha but nuh-uh wrong again. Their only in power for 16 months, not 61 years as you claimed.
Just ignore them & focus on the actual automotive news.
Selangor still highest cases #SelangorGagal
inb4 MITI vs. MENHAP… sapot mne #takGagal
Sambung Darurat la baguih sampai 2030… senang citaa gua sapot. asalkan rakyat sihat selamat, negara aman.
No matter what, the fight against Covid is still not end yet, so we continue to fully sapot Gomen efforts to keep us safe and keep us secured until this is over.
#KitaJagaKita #KeepCalm&SyukurON
Keep it up PDRM. Becos this blessed can no longer bear having corrupted conniving crooks and deceitful traitors recklessly deciding on the lives of Malaysians. Kemonn!
Itu orang cakap apa? Kenon
PDRM and caring gomen working hand in hand to catch these corrupted conniving crooks and deceitful traitors! Dredd agrees.
If 120,000 companies allowed to operate by MITI,the logical conclusion why still so many cars on the road is related to the permits given.Anyway,the authorities have the right to do a thorough check to weed out the sop breakers.
I doubt people would want a Rm5000 compound to cross districts.Of course,there are degil dudes who need to be arrested.
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No point having so many roadblock, when almost all cars can have “free passes”.
Enuf said.
Syukurr gomen perihatin & bertimbang rasa. Best maruah gomen we ever had! 16months & counting..
Our 16 months and counting gomen did so much more for rakyat wellbeing compared to 22months gagal one. #22MonthsGagal
16 months and counting gomen berjaya! Syabas maruah!!
Maruah > racism
affirmative program Dasar Ekonomi Baru dan New Economic Policy NEP, not racism.
Helping the poor is never racism.
#PoorLivesMatters
Like I said, #kitajagakita is a meaningless hashtag.
If we can really kita jaga kita, don’t need roadblocks.