Johor polls: Unfair to issue compound notice to reporter, come up with clear SOP, says MCA


JOHOR BARU: The authorities should be more professional when dealing with Covid-19 standard operating procedure (SOP) matters, says an MCA spokesman.

Mike Chong Yew Chuan said the incident where a reporter was slapped with a RM1,000 compound notice by the Health Ministry for allegedly flouting SOP should not have happened as he was only doing his job.

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Mike Chong Yew Chuan , MCA , SOP , journalist

   

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