Couple nabbed after removing quarantine wristbands to buy groceries
BERNAMA
12/08/2020 11:18 PM
KUALA PERLIS, Aug 12 -- A married couple who removed their COVID-19 quarantine wristbands to go buy groceries out of the Targeted Enhanced Movement Control Order (TEMCO) area were arrested today.
Kangar district police chief Supt Wari Kiew said the husband, aged 54 and his 65-year-old wife were nabbed at Jalan Simpang Empat-Kuala Sanglang roadblock while riding a motorcycle back home to Kampung Kuala Sanglang at 3.30 pm.
"They were nabbed after behaving in a suspicious manner. After questioning them, they admitted to removing their quarantine tags, claiming they suffered allergy reactions from wearing them.
They also confessed to using rat trails to circumvent other roadblocks as they wanted to purchase groceries,” he said when contacted today.
The couple were later released on police bail.
-- BERNAMA
Kangar district police chief Supt Wari Kiew said the husband, aged 54 and his 65-year-old wife were nabbed at Jalan Simpang Empat-Kuala Sanglang roadblock while riding a motorcycle back home to Kampung Kuala Sanglang at 3.30 pm.
"They were nabbed after behaving in a suspicious manner. After questioning them, they admitted to removing their quarantine tags, claiming they suffered allergy reactions from wearing them.
They also confessed to using rat trails to circumvent other roadblocks as they wanted to purchase groceries,” he said when contacted today.
The couple were later released on police bail.
-- BERNAMA
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