Ketum vaccine? But anyway, was Haziq there as well?

Three generations under Azmin's roof? Could be, preliminary probe shows

Preliminary investigations into an alleged gathering at International Trade and Industry Azmin Ali’s official residence on May 13 revealed that all participants stayed under one roof.

In a statement today, Putrajaya district police chief Mohd Fadzil Ali said there were no guests on that day according to the logs at the security post of the residence in Jalan Presint 10/7.

Fadzil said investigations were launched yesterday after receiving a police report over a Facebook post on a website which appeared to be owned by Ummi Hafilda Ali.

Ummi is Azmin’s estranged younger sister.

Fadzil said his officers will investigate everyone at the purported gathering, including the police guarding the residence and Ummi.

On May 13, Azmin had uploaded a series of photographs of his children and their spouses. One photo depicted them with his grandchildren.

Following this, netizens poured scorn on Azmin, accusing him of allowing visitors, who likely had to cross district borders, despite the authorities banning house visits.

Movement control order rules, which took effect on May 12, stipulated that Hari Raya house visits or visits to the grave site was prohibited.



Ummi (above), on her Facebook page, accused Azmin of being a beneficiary of double standards since his family could gather.

“People are angry. You came back (from the Middle East) without having to quarantine.

“Are you invincible? Did you get a shot of ketum vaccine?” asked Ummi.

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