In the dawn hours of Sunday, 200 individuals, including several teenagers, were held during “Ops Khas Motosikal” (Motorcycle Special Operation), conducted by police. In an Astro Awani report, Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department (JSPT) chief Assistant Commissioner Sarifuddin Mohd Salleh said the operation began at midnight, targeting hooligan behaviour on the road and illegally modified motorcycles.
Held on Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur, the operation also focused on drunk drivers and those participating in illegal street races. “We will be continuing this operation into Phase 2 of the National Recovery Plan (NRP) as we know traffic density in the city centre will increase,” said Asst Commissioner Sarifuddin.
According to him, more than 300 summons were issued for various offences during the operation, including noisy exhausts and “fancy” number plates with several motorcycles seized under Section 64 of the Road Transport Act 1987. Those held during the operation were brought to Kuala Lumpur police headquarters for urine testing and background checks.
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nak elak ops bedah siasat atas mayat2 akibat lumba haram
patut tangkap those rempit bicycles tu…. hog the road during weekend mornings in a convoy
Sigh… with relaxation of MCO, idiots of all manner are oozing back on the public road again.
If want to race, race with Yamaha R1, Ducati or other superbikes. unfortunately this folks can only afford small capacity kapchais but treat it like a superbike thinking that their little machines are race worthy.
All thanks to local dealers distributors promoting kapchais as racing motorcycles for ages.
when nippon engineers from kapchai makers visited bolehland, they were shocked at the way mat rempits modify their kapchais for racing because those engineers did not expect that those methods to be possible.
Great job
Great job.. but should take daily actions at police stops for easy actionable items. eg Exhaust mods.. the LOUD noices effects everybody. (should also go after the workshops that does these modifications) This will hv immediate boost to police image…