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Police have refuted a picture which went viral on police operation in which compounds amounting to RM30,000 were purportedly issued to individuals for violating the 2021 Aidilfitri SOP.

The viral picture shows Young Syefura having a picnic by the beach near Sepang with three other individuals.

The viral picture taken from the Facebook account did not include the status explaining that it was just a roadblock, not road closure.

The Perak State Health Department is investigating a viral picture of a woman who is said to be a patient-under-surveillance for allegedly having failed to comply with the Home Surveillance Order.

Perak police are to record a statement from a state executive councillor and several other individuals who were seen in viral pictures having a meal with a deputy minister at a tahfiz school.

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