Connect with us

News

Viral Video Shows People In Puchong Still Going Out During MCO, Leading To Massive Traffic Jams

Published

Puchongftcaption
Source: Cyberjaya Community Facebook

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.

If it hasn’t already been mentioned enough, Malaysians are advised time and time again during this Movement Control Order period to stay at home. Prevention at this point, really is better than cure and in order to protect ourselves from Covid-19.

However, the packed roads would suggest otherwise! And apparently, even the Malaysian police agree, according to The Star.

Fb1

Bewildered by the heavy amount of traffic flow in parts of Selangor, especially in the Puchong area, state police chief Comm Datuk Noor Azam Jamaludin has expressed concern over the increasing amount of traffic seen on public roads yesterday (14th April 2020).

“The MCO is still in effect so we don’t understand why there are still many people on the road.

“Our roadblocks and deployment of personnel are still the same,” he said.

Fb2

Fb3

Comm Datuk Noor Azam Jamaludin has reminded that for those who are caught violating the MCO during this crucial period, strict action will be taken immediately upon them.

“The people are supposed to stay at home during the MCO except those involved in essential services.” he reminds, in referring to a video that showed massive traffic jams outside of a highway in Puchong yesterday, which has since gone viral.

What do you guys think about this development? 

 

Also read: MCO Will Carry On Till June If Malaysians Are Still Stubborn, Warns Chief Of Police

Estherft

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.



Just In

Dd Ft 44 Dd Ft 44
News3 days ago

Indonesia’s Foreign Affairs Ministry Says No Official Haze Complaints Received From Neighbouring Countries

Fires in Indonesia’s Kalimantan and Sumatra have sent thick haze across parts of neighbouring countries, with air quality reaching unhealthy...

Kyan Ft 68 Kyan Ft 68
News3 days ago

UMNO To Raise Funds For Najib’s RM50 Million Fine Following House Arrest Decision

Following the announcement that former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak will be allowed to serve the remainder of his...

Dd Ft 41 Dd Ft 41
News3 days ago

19yo Mercedes-Benz Driver Pleads Not Guilty Over Johor Crash That Killed Family Of 4

On 1 June, a road accident in Kluang, Johor, claimed the lives of four family members after two siblings in...

Kyan Ft 67 Kyan Ft 67
News3 days ago

Najib Granted Conditional Pardon By Agong, Will Serve Remainder Of Sentence Under House Arrest Until 2028

Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has been granted a conditional pardon allowing him to serve the remainder of...

Dd Ft 39 Dd Ft 39
News3 days ago

New Generation MyKad: TNG, BUDI95, Security Features & Everything Else M’sians Need To Know

The National Registration Department (JPN) rolled out the New Generation MyKad yesterday (17 September), marking its first major update in...

Kyan Ft 66 Kyan Ft 66
News3 days ago

Govt Raises Subsidised Electricity Threshold From 600kWh To 800kWh Until December 2026

In a swift response to rising public concerns over soaring utility bills, the Madani government has officially intervened following a...

Kyan Ft 65 Kyan Ft 65
News3 days ago

Penang Ranks 69th Among 402 Safest Cities Worldwide In 2026 Numbeo Index

Pulau Pinang has been ranked among the safer cities in the world, placing 69th out of 402 cities in Numbeo’s...

Kyan Ft 63 Kyan Ft 63
News3 days ago

Fisheries DG: Klau Dam Fish Matches Piranha Characteristics, But No Evidence Of Established Population

Following the initial stir caused by a local angler’s catch at Klau Dam in Raub, Pahang, authorities have provided an...

Announcement

Latest Videos



TRENDING TODAY