
Unlicensed recruitment agencies can face jail time
They are liable to a fine not exceeding RM200,000.

They are liable to a fine not exceeding RM200,000.


This is for failing to ensure physical distancing at the venue.

Grab allegedly violated Competition Act by imposing restrictive clauses on drivers.

Makeshift stages set up in front of residential areas.

The Pasir Mas Municipal Council officer did not wear a face mask when issuing the fine.

UPDATED 10PM | This after an incident where police fined 31 workers in Perak for allegedly not updating status.

The individual was seen not wearing a mask in a Raya video involving police personnel posted on social media.

We must also listen to the other side of the story.

They were penalised for not wearing face masks and not physical distancing.

This is to prevent arbitrary decisions and corruption, says KLSCAH.

De facto law minister chooses to ignore the cardinal rule of proportionality of penal provisions.

Refusal to suspend the fine until implementation problems sorted shows how govt is not people-centric, he says.

Imposing hefty fines is missing a critical truth.

Sim says his local Health Dept Office told him there was no such guidelines hence fine cannot be appealed.

A trader and his wife were fined for not wearing face masks in their shop while there were no customers.

The former PM points out there's no distinction made between unintentional and serious offences.

UPDATED 5.24PM | Offenders can appeal the fine amount at the Health Department's district offices.

The RM10,000 fine for MCO restrictions floaters is not just cruel and harsh, but also seen as a hidden political agenda.

CEO Premesh Chandran makes the payment after a successful fundraiser collected nearly RM750,000.

Malaysiakini is still deliberating on where to channel the excess funds.

If police fail to fine FT minister they may be seen as practising double standards, says Bukit Gelugor MP.

This is more effective than imposing fines, says its state health director.

Previously, there were many wrongly issued fines but now it has been reduced, says Rahim.