MCO: Preacher Ebit Lew has police permission to carry out charity work, says Bukit Aman


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PETALING JAYA: Religious preacher Ebit Lew has always been allowed to conduct charity work to help those affected by the movement control order (MCO), says Bukit Aman.

Criminal Investigation Department director Comm Datuk Huzir Mohamed (pic) said Lew has police permission to carry out his deeds as long as he follows Health Ministry and the Social Welfare Department guidelines.

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