In her judgment, Judicial Commissioner Norsharidah Awang told the group – aed between 22 and 34 – to stay at home, as the MCO was to curb the spread of an infectious disease.“If I don't give a strict punishment, other people would do the same, ” she said.
"So, today, all of you can be released," she said during a hearing for revision in the case on Tuesday .They had filed for a revision on their sentence at the High Court and sought for it to be commuted to community service, a shorter jail term or a fine. On April 8, Syafiq Asyraf Khan Gulab Khan, Muhammad Halim Md Yasin, Mohd Saddam Hussain, Amirul Asyraf Muzaffar, Aiman Firdauz Azri, Muhamad Riduwan Abd Razak, Afeeq Aiman Razman, Muhammad Shahmi Samsulnizam, Mohammad Afiq Mohammad Afifi, Nuur Tamiyah Mohamad Yusof, Muhammad Danial Ali Hussin, Mohd Syafiq Azri, Mohamad Akir Abdul Aziz, R.
The offence under Rule 6 of the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Regulations 2020 carries a maximum RM1,000 fine and up to six months’ jail, or both, if convicted.
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