MPs continue to question minister’s non-compliance


EVEN though Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Mohd Khairuddin Aman Razali paid a RM1,000 fine and offered to donate four months of his salary to the national Covid-19 fund, questions on the circumstances of his non-compliance to the mandatory 14-day quarantine continue to be raised.

A lawmaker has called on the Health Ministry to make recommendations to the police who are investigating Mohd Khairuddin for flouting quarantine regulations.

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