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Former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak is worried that the government's decision to increase to RM10,000 the fine imposed on individuals who violate Covid-19 health SOPS will anger the people.
He suggested the fine be increased progressively, saying the SOPs introduced by the government were also inconsistent.
He suggested the fine be increased progressively, saying the SOPs introduced by the government were also inconsistent.
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