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The government has invoked emergency powers to introduce stiffer penalties into a key legislation being used to implement movement control order restrictions.
Among others, the maximum compound for individuals violating the law would be raised 10-fold to RM10,000, beginning March 11.
Among others, the maximum compound for individuals violating the law would be raised 10-fold to RM10,000, beginning March 11.
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