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IGATING THE SPREAD OF The following is an enforcement action OFFICIAL YEAR BOOK 202 3490
COVID-19 taken against individuals who do not
comply with the Standard Operating
The Ministry of Home Affairs has set Procedure (SOP):
priorities to curb the pandemic, which
includes: ● 64,651 compounds have been
issued;
● Border control;
● 30,921 arrests have been made on
● Enforcement of MCO / RMCO / MCO default offenders;
CMCO;
● 3,460 remand; and
● Upgrading existing detention
centres; ● 23,012 prosecution has been
executed.
● Opening of temporary detention
centres; and The Ministry of Home Affairs has acted
proactively by gazetting 11 temporary
● Foreigners control particularly from prisons and in the pipeline to utilise
23 countries. five PLKN camps for mild offenses as
well as to MCO default offenders.
Since MCO was implemented,
almost 101,000 officers from the The Ministry of Home Affairs with
Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), The the National Security Council (MKN)
Immigration Department, Malaysian and the Ministry of Health Malaysia
Maritime Enforcement Agency (MOH) has set the policy of controlling
(APMM), Volunteers Department of foreigners at the country's entrances
Malaysia (RELA), Prisons Department, as one of the efforts to prevent the
National Anti-Drug Agency (AADK), contagion of the COVID-19 and the
Eastern Sabah Security Command new cluster infection. Among the
(ESSCOM) and Malaysia Border Control policies are:
Agency (AKSEM) mobilized over four
(4) MCO phases. ● Visa exemption for citizens of the
People's Republic of China (PRC)
In collaboration with some other and India are terminated;
enforcement agencies, PDRM have
implemented: ● Existing long term pass holders
are allowed to enter the country
● 2,300 roadblocks (RBs) throughout subject to conditions;
MCO / RMCO / CMCO;
● Implementation of 14-days
● Control at 116 quarantine centres quarantine for foreigners with
and 17 hospitals treating COVID-19 long term pass subject to certain
patients; and conditions;
● Nearly 39,000 scheduled patrols ● Relaxation of conditions for
on premises or target areas such employer and sector exchanges
as construction sites, business for foreign workers of PLKS holders
premises and Home Surveillance who are already within the country;
Order (HSO).
● Restrictions are fully continued
against the influx of tourists and
COVID-19 taken against individuals who do not
comply with the Standard Operating
The Ministry of Home Affairs has set Procedure (SOP):
priorities to curb the pandemic, which
includes: ● 64,651 compounds have been
issued;
● Border control;
● 30,921 arrests have been made on
● Enforcement of MCO / RMCO / MCO default offenders;
CMCO;
● 3,460 remand; and
● Upgrading existing detention
centres; ● 23,012 prosecution has been
executed.
● Opening of temporary detention
centres; and The Ministry of Home Affairs has acted
proactively by gazetting 11 temporary
● Foreigners control particularly from prisons and in the pipeline to utilise
23 countries. five PLKN camps for mild offenses as
well as to MCO default offenders.
Since MCO was implemented,
almost 101,000 officers from the The Ministry of Home Affairs with
Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), The the National Security Council (MKN)
Immigration Department, Malaysian and the Ministry of Health Malaysia
Maritime Enforcement Agency (MOH) has set the policy of controlling
(APMM), Volunteers Department of foreigners at the country's entrances
Malaysia (RELA), Prisons Department, as one of the efforts to prevent the
National Anti-Drug Agency (AADK), contagion of the COVID-19 and the
Eastern Sabah Security Command new cluster infection. Among the
(ESSCOM) and Malaysia Border Control policies are:
Agency (AKSEM) mobilized over four
(4) MCO phases. ● Visa exemption for citizens of the
People's Republic of China (PRC)
In collaboration with some other and India are terminated;
enforcement agencies, PDRM have
implemented: ● Existing long term pass holders
are allowed to enter the country
● 2,300 roadblocks (RBs) throughout subject to conditions;
MCO / RMCO / CMCO;
● Implementation of 14-days
● Control at 116 quarantine centres quarantine for foreigners with
and 17 hospitals treating COVID-19 long term pass subject to certain
patients; and conditions;
● Nearly 39,000 scheduled patrols ● Relaxation of conditions for
on premises or target areas such employer and sector exchanges
as construction sites, business for foreign workers of PLKS holders
premises and Home Surveillance who are already within the country;
Order (HSO).
● Restrictions are fully continued
against the influx of tourists and
