Cops take novel steps to send 'stay home' message

Published: Mar 19, 2020 12:01 PM | Updated: Mar 19, 2020 6:40 PM

CORONAVIRUS | Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures. For the police, who are tasked with enforcing the movement control order, that means thinking out of the box.

In Kuala Lumpur yesterday, Bukit Jalil police station representative Raja Zamani Raja Zainal spoke through the Masjid Talhah Ubaidillah's PA system before maghrib call to prayers, urging people to stay home...

CORONAVIRUS | Bukit Jalil police station rep speaks through Masjid Talhah Ubaidillah's PA system before maghrib call to prayers.

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