Cops use drones to check if Raya celebrations comply with rules

By JO TIMBUONG

Police conducting checks at houses in Kg Perepat, Klang.

PETALING JAYA: The usually lively Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebration was toned down a few notches this year as families adhered to rules to curb the spread of Covid-19.

Police conducting checks in Kg Perepat in Klang found residents there had kept to the 20-person limit as they celebrated the end of Ramadan.

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Hari Raya , Aidilfitri , Selangor Crime Prevention and Community Safety Department. SAC Datuk K. Kumaran , MCO , Covid-19

   

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