Annuar fined for lunch with Pak Lah
Annuar Musa has again been hit with a fine for an SOP breach, this time for visiting Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
PETALING JAYA: Federal territories minister Annuar Musa has been hit with a fine for his visit to former prime minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday.
“Regarding the visit of federal territories minister Annuar Musa to Bait Badawi, the residence of Abdullah (Ahmad) Badawi, on Saturday, July 10, he has received a compound from the police and will settle it as soon as possible,” said a statement from the federal territories ministry today.
It did not state the amount of the compound.
Visiting is not allowed under the current SOPs in part of Kuala Lumpur, which is under an enhanced movement control order (EMCO).
In a now-deleted Twitter post, Ketereh MP Annuar said he and his wife spent two hours while having lunch with the former prime minister Abdullah, better known as Pak Lah.
In February, Annuar paid a RM1,000 fine for dining at the same table with six others during a visit to a community centre project in Cheras. Under SOPs at that time, only two people were allowed to a table when eating out.
Annuar also courted controversy when he was photographed jogging with two others in January. While sporting and recreational activities were restricted during the period, jogging was allowed in pairs.
PETALING JAYA: Federal territories minister Annuar Musa has been hit with a fine for his visit to former prime minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday.
“Regarding the visit of federal territories minister Annuar Musa to Bait Badawi, the residence of Abdullah (Ahmad) Badawi, on Saturday, July 10, he has received a compound from the police and will settle it as soon as possible,” said a statement from the federal territories ministry today.
It did not state the amount of the compound.
Visiting is not allowed under the current SOPs in part of Kuala Lumpur, which is under an enhanced movement control order (EMCO).
In a now-deleted Twitter post, Ketereh MP Annuar said he and his wife spent two hours while having lunch with the former prime minister Abdullah, better known as Pak Lah.
In February, Annuar paid a RM1,000 fine for dining at the same table with six others during a visit to a community centre project in Cheras. Under SOPs at that time, only two people were allowed to a table when eating out.
Annuar also courted controversy when he was photographed jogging with two others in January. While sporting and recreational activities were restricted during the period, jogging was allowed in pairs.
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