Article Related To entertainment centres

Police arrested 78 individuals, including a foreigner nicknamed "doctor" who is believed to be a drug peddler, in a special operation at entertainment centres in Batu Pahat and Kluang early today.

A total of 9,208.81 grammes of various types of drugs and 450 litres of various types of drugs in liquid form were seized while 504 individuals were arrested in raids on entertainment centres.

The operation of nightclubs, pubs and karaoke entertainment centres has never been allowed since the period of the Movement Control Order (MCO) on March 18 last year.

Police detained a total of 246 individuals in violation of the Movement Control Order (MCO) yesterday, with 236 compounded while 10 others remanded.

They were part of 295 people who were inspected in four raids carried out at at several entertainment centres on Saturday and Sunday.

No more warnings and advice will be given, instead the police will immediately take stern action against those who violate the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO).

Family entertainment outlets including game arcades and karaoke centres are allowed to reopen for business starting from July 15.

Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said out of the total, 36 people were remanded and 29 others compounded.

From March 18 till Wednesday, 10,134 criminal cases had been reported, compared to 19,014 cases recorded in the 84 days prior to the enforcement of the MCO.

Patrons who long to visit entertainment centres including karaokes, just hold on for now.

The Selangor government is prepared to consider the suggestion by Inspector-General of Police for the local authorities to stop issuing the licence for family entertainment centres.

He said this was because there were too many cases of operators abusing such licences to turn the family entertainment centres into gambling dens.

The syndicate was believed to be actively trafficking drugs at entertainment centres in the federal capital and its surrounding areas.

The department made the arrests during the raids it conducted between 10pm and midnight last night on nine foot reflexology and entertainment centres in this town.

Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said he would be meeting menteri besar and chief ministers over upsurge in illegal gambling outlets.

The study, will likely set course for lawmakers and tech platforms around the world as they navigate a push to age-restrict social media.

Hezbollah continues to claim that it defeated the Israeli military in Lebanon and says its forces will ensure IDF adheres to the ceasefire.

Prostate cancer is experienced by one in 120 men in Malaysia, especially those above the age of 50.

Astro AWANI excels after winning five awards at the Malaysia Public Relations Awards 2024 in Kuala Lumpur

The flood situation across the country continues to worsen, with the number of victims in nine states reaching 120,272 people

Hundreds show up for the opening of the US coffeehouse chain's newest store in an observatory near the city of Gimpo.

A trial of methods to enforce it will start in January with the ban to take effect by Nov. 2025.

Angela Merkel wrote in her new memoir "Freedom" that, Vladimir Putin sometimes brought the pet to meetings with foreign guests.

The prosecution witnesses say they did not report the incident to the hostel warden for fear of being beaten like the victim.

State police chief Datuk Mohd Yusoff Mamat urges the public to remain vigilant about the rising level of the river.