The Inspector-General of Police just announced that PDRM will conduct roadblocks at strategic locations, from midnight onwards!
IGP : PDRM To Conduct Roadblocks From Midnight Onwards!
On Saturday, 12 August 2023, the Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain announced that the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) will conduct roadblocks at strategic locations nationwide, from midnight onwards!
He said that these roadblocks are part of ongoing efforts to prevent crime and ensure public safety through police omnipresence, and unrelated to the 2023 state elections.
This is part of our monthly routine to prevent crimes and is not related to the state elections. Our men will be stationed at various locations to ensure there are no untoward incidents.
At the same time, IGP Razarudin also urged supporters of political parties not to hold any victory convoys with their vehicles.
He also said that the police will increase its presence at state palaces and residences of the Yang di-Pertua to prevent disruptions at those locations.
PDRM conducted similar roadblocks were during the 15th General Elections in November 2022.
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Is JPJ now installing AES CCTV cameras with AI technology to monitor what drivers do at traffic lights?!
Take a look at the viral photo, and find out what the facts really are!
Claim : JPJ Is Installing AES CCTV Cameras With AI Tech!
People are sharing a photo on WhatsApp and social media platforms, claiming that the Malaysia Road Transport Department (JPJ) has started installing AES CCTV cameras at with AI technology.
These new AES (Automated Enforcement System) CCTV cameras are apparently using artificial intelligence to monitor what drivers do at traffic lights, and catch them committing crimes like using their smartphone / mobile phone.
JPJ sudah bermula memasang CCTV A.I AES yang dapat merakam video apa yang kamu sedang buat di Traffik light… yang selalu main Henfon semasa menunggu lampu Hijau… sila berjaga jaga ya.. sekali kena saman jangan cakap tak bagi amaran pula..
JPJ has started installing CCTV A.I AES that can record video of what you are doing at the traffic light… who are always playing with their smartphones while waiting for the green light… please be careful.. once you get a summons, don’t say no one warned you..
Truth : JPJ Is NOT Installing AES CCTV Cameras With AI Tech!
This is yet another example of FAKE NEWS circulating on WhatsApp and social media platforms, and here are the reasons why!
Fact #1 : It Was Installed As Proof Of Concept Trial
First, let me just confirm that the JPJ has not initiated any widespread project to install CCTV cameras with artificial intelligence (AI) technology at traffic lights.
The camera was installed as a proof of concept trial, which was launched on Tuesday, 4 July 2023, as “Proof of Concept : AI Violation Detection CCTV“.
The viral photo was issued by the Sarawak Public Communication Unit (UKAS), together with the official press release.
Fact #2 : Camera Was Only Installed In Miri
Only one AI Violation Detection CCTV camera was installed, and it was installed at the Jalan Merbau intersection facing the Bintang Megamall in Miri, Sarawak.
The Sarawak Ministry of Transportation (MOTS) specifically chose that location, because it was an accident-prone area.
Fact #3 : Trial Only Lasts For Six Months
This proof-of-concept trial is only set to last for six months, according to Sarawak Transportation Minister, Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin:
The trial period would be six months and the results will be presented to the ministry to decide on the next course of action.
Fact #4 : CCTV Camera Monitors + Records Driver Behaviour
The AI Violation Detection CCTV camera is designed to automatically monitor and record driver behaviour at the intersection, including:
collecting data on vehicle speed and details
automatically detecting and recording speeding vehicles
recording driver offences like using mobile phones, smoking, and not wearing seatbelts while driving
The objective is to collect data on driver behaviour, traffic flow and volume in addition to vehicle colour, classification, model and make.
In addition, to collect data on the speed of travel and vehicle registration number, automatically detect and record vehicles exceeding the speed limit and record the offenses of drivers using mobile phones, smoking and not wearing seat belts while driving.
Data collected from the system will be analysed to gain a better insight into traffic behaviour, identify high-risk areas, as well as enable data-driven decisions to be made by the ministry and enforcement agencies to improve road safety.
Fact #5 : Such Cameras Are The Future
Even though this is just a time-limited trial run, automatic monitoring and reporting of traffic offences by AI-enabled CCTV cameras are the future, because they allow the police to better catch bad driving behaviour without requiring massive manpower.
As Dato Sri Lee shared, the AI Violation Detection CCTV camera caught a repeat offender speeding on eight occasions within one week at the intersection.
The automatic monitoring of driver behaviour through CCTV cameras is common in China, where state surveillance has long been the norm. Chinese cameras are pervasive, albeit not always accurate.
Still, it is just a matter of time before before such cameras are deployed in Malaysia, and other countries around the world. In other words – this fake news may not stay “fake news” for long…
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On Friday, July 7, 2023, Perak Police Chief Datuk Seri Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri refuted the viral claims that the video showed a landslide crushing cars on the Gopeng-Tapah road. He said that a check by the police confirmed that the incident happened overseas.
The incident did not happen in Perak but overseas.
Fact #4 : This Is Just Another Fake Video
This is just another example of fake videos misappropriated to create controversies. Here are some other recent examples you may have seen recently:
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Be warned – the KL police just announced it will conduct a massive traffic op throughout Kuala Lumpur for the month of July 2023!
Massive KL Police Traffic Op To Involve 1000 Officers!
On Tuesday, 28 June 2023, Kuala Lumpur Police Chief, Dato’ Mohd Shuhaily bin Mohd Zain officiated the launching ceremony of the KL police’s Kuala Lumpur Police Operation Respect for Road Laws together with Other Enforcement Agencies (Operasi Hormat Undang-undang Jalan Raya Polis Kuala Lumpur Bersama Agensi-agensi Penguatkuasaan Yang Lain).
This massive KL police operation will take place throughout Kuala Lumpur, for the entire month of July 2023. This operation will be conducted not just by the KL police, but also the Road Transport Department (JPJ), the KL city hall (DBKL), and the Environment Department (JAS).
Roughly 1000 police personnel and officers from other agencies will be involved in this operation, but they will focus on their respective jurisdictions:
This operation will involve about 1,000 officers and police personnel with the respective agencies focusing on the offences under their own jurisdiction.
KL Police Traffic Op In July 2023 To Focus On 7 Aspects
Together with partner agencies, the massive KL police traffic operation in July 2023 will involve checking on illegal parking, obstruction of traffic, running red lights, illegal number plates, illegal tinting, and offences committed by motorcyclists.
Enforcement officials will immediately issue summonses to motorists and pedestrians caught flouting traffic laws during this operation, which will involve seven separate operations to curb traffic offences:
Operation Illegal Parking (Op Parkir Haram)
Operation Traffic Obstruction (Op Halangan)
Operation Red Light (Op Lampu Merah)
Operation Number Plates (Op Numbor Pendaftaran)
Operation Dark Tinting (Op Cermin Gelap)
Operation Motorcycle (Op Motosikal)
Operation Education (Op Didik)
Police and enforcement officers will also take this opportunity to educate motorists and pedestrians on the dangers of not obeying traffic rules.
In addition to looking out for traffic offences, the KL police will also run background checks on motorists for outstanding arrest warrants and criminal records, and look for stolen vehicles.
While not involved in traffic offences, the KL Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department will also be on the lookout for drug-related offences during this operation.
Finally, the police will also take action against workshops that are conducting illegal modifications of vehicles.
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The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) just announced roadblocks across Malaysia, that will stay until further notice!
PDRM Creates Roadblocks Across Malaysia!
This message has gone viral on WhatsApp and social media, claiming that the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) setup roadblocks across the country.
It’s a long post (my English translation in bold), so feel free to skip to the next section for the facts.
Roadblock 24jam 24 hour roadblocks
Area sentul Sentul area -sentul Pasar -batu 3
Area kajang Kajang area -besraya -sg. Ramal
Area PJ PJ area -tmn kanagapuram jln klang lama -kawasan sunway pjs7 -Tol kota damansara
Area banting Banting area -petronas sg manggis
Area klang selatan South Klang area -bawah jambatan port klang
Area Ampang Ampang area -dpn Ampang point -jln Utama pandan jaya menghala ke KL
Area cheras Cheras area -shell permaisuri -Pemaisuri dekat MAWIP Cheras -Sirim bukit jalil -Taman shamelin
Area subang Subang area -TOL SEAFIELD -TOL PUTRA HEIGHT -TOL USJ -TOL BUKIT PUCHONG
Area Shah alam Shah Alam area -TOL SHAH ALAM
Area Serdang Serdang area -JALAN PASAR BORONG -JALAN SERDANG RAYA MAYBANK
Assalamualaikum semua. untuk makluman. roadblock besar-besaran akan di buat di setiap daerah di seluruh negara start malam ni sampai bila tak tahu. berikutan isu semasa👍🏼
Greetings everyone, for your information, massive roadblocks will be created in every district throughout the country starting tonight until don’t know when. Follow the current issues 👍🏼
After today’s decision there might be some turbulence in the air especially if expected & propaganda goverment is not favored
While I cannot confirm that the list of those roadblocks is correct, I can confirm that the PDRM has set-up roadblocks in every district across Malaysia.
At 10:14 AM on 23 November 2022, the Malaysia Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Acryl Sani issued a press statement, stating that (my English translation in bold) :
Beginning 22 November, 2022 until a time to be determined, PORM will launch road blocks at strategic locations in every district, across the country on a 24-hour basis.
The establishment of the roadblocks is part of PDRM’s crime prevention efforts through increasing the level of omnipresence to guarantee public safety and order.
For the comfort of road users and to ensure smooth traffic flow, the roadblocks will not operational during peak hours / daytime. The public is requested to cooperate with orders given at the roadblocks, especially outside of peak hours.
The community does not need to worry about carrying out daily activities because PDRM guarantees that public safety is under control.
BERMULA 22 NOVEMBER 2022 SEHINGGA SATU MASA DITETAPKAN, PORM AKAN MELANCARKAN SEKATAN JALAN RAYA (SJR) DI LOKASI-LOKASI STRATEGIK DI SETIAP DAERAH, DI SELURUH NEGARA SECARA PENUGASAN 24 JAM.
LANGKAH MENDIRIKAN SJR IN ADALAH SEBAHAGIAN DARIPADA USAHA PDRM MENCEGAH JENAYAH MELALUI PENINGKATAN TAHAP OMNIPRESENCE BAGI MENJAMIN TAHAP KESELAMATAN DAN KETENTERAMAN AWAM. DEMI KESELESAAN PENGGUNA JALAN RAYA DAN KELANCARAN LALU LINTAS, TIADA HALANGAN SJR AKAN DIJALANKAN PADA WAKTU PUNCAK / SIANG HARI, ORANG RAMAI DIMINTA MEMBERIKAN KERJASAMA DALAM MEMATUHI ARAHAN YANG DIBERIKAN KETIKA MELALUI SJR, TERUTAMANYA DI LUAR WAKTU PUNCAK.
MASYARAKAT TIDAK PERLU BIMBANG UNTUK MENJALANKAN AKTIVITI HARIAN KERANA PDRM MEMBERI JAMINAN BAHAWA TAHAP KESELAMATAN ADALAH TERKAWAL
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The PDRM just announced one EMCO road closure, and six EMCO roadblocks in Petaling Jaya!
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EMCO Road Closure + Roadblocks In Petaling Jaya!
On 4 July 2021, the Petaling Jaya district police chief, ACP Mohamad Fakhrudin bin Abdul Hamid announced that the police will close a road in Petaling Jaya tonight to enforce EMCO travel restrictions.
Jalan 5/46 Gasing Indah
Drivers will need to use one of these alternative roads :
Here are the new PDRM rules on who can pass through a police roadblock from 8 June 2021 onwards!
Share these new PDRM rules of those who are PERMITTED to pass through a police roadblock!
PDRM Police Roadblock : New Rules From 8 June Onwards!
On 7 June 2021, the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) issued a press release, with new rules on who will be allowed to pass through any roadblock they set up.
This new list will come into effect at all PDRM roadblocks across the country, from 8 June 2021 onwards.
Please note that only authorisation letters or travel permits dated 1 June 2021 or later will be accepted.
Older authorisation letters or travel permits (before 1 June 2021) will NOT be accepted, and you will be ordered to turn back.
PDRM Police Roadblock : Who Is Allowed To Pass?
Those With Authorisation Letter / Travel Permit
Only those who have an authorisation letter or travel permit from these government ministries will be allowed to travel to work :
MITI (Ministry of International Trade and Industry) for the Manufacturing sector
MOT (Ministry of Transportation) for public transportation and essential goods logistics
MAFI (Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry) for agriculture, aquaculture, plantation, farming and commodities.
– MAFI will only issue confirmation letters to smallholders.
– For companies with SSM licence, the confirmation letter will be issued by the MITI CIMS 3.0 (COVID-19 Intelligent Management System).
MPIC (Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities) for the plantation industry and commodities like oil palm, rubber and so on.
– LGM (Malaysian Rubber Board) permit and licence holders, including smallholders, rubber estates, rubber nurseries, traders and factories can use either MPIC or LGM confirmation letters.
– For factories producing rubber products like gloves, the confirmation letter will be issued by the MITI CIMS 3.0 (COVID-19 Intelligent Management System).
BNM (Malaysia National Bank) for the financial and insurance companies.
SC (Securities Commission) for stock trading companies.
Local authorities for small traders, hawkers, food stalls, food trucks.
– Licence for strata management, waste and sanitation services will be issued by the MITI CIMS 3.0 (COVID-19 Intelligent Management System).
KKMM (Ministry of Communications and Multimedia) for telecommunications / media / post / courier and broadcast services.
KDN (Ministry of Home Affairs) : all confirmation letters from KDN agencies like the Immigration Department, the National Registration Department, RELA and so on will be accepted.
PDRM (Royal Malaysia Police) will issue travel permits for purposes like funerals, emergencies and work.
Self-Employed
Those who are self-employed like plumbers, maintenance workers, roadside hawkers can apply for a one-off travel permit from the police.
Special Exception For Sectors Forbidden To Operate
For economic sectors that are NOT ALLOWED to operate during the MCO 3.0 full lockdown, a special exception may be made by the police for the purpose of going to the office to prepare documents, payslips and so on.
PDRM may issue one-off exceptions for 2-3 days only. An employer’s letter must be submitted as evidence.
Legal Firms
Legal firms may operate with up to 20% employee attendance, with an authorisation letter from the Legal Affairs Department of the Prime Minister’s Department (JPM) through the MITI CIMS 3.0 (COVID-19 Intelligent Management System).
This exception is limited to legal firms who have been appointed by companies categorised as Essential Services and therefore allowed to operate during the MCO 3.0 full lockdown.
Lawyers who need to represent their clients in court for new cases under the Remand Section 117 of the Criminal Procedure Code, must present a printed document or a letter from their legal firm at the police roadblock.
Legal aid lawyers will need to show the rotating roster list at the police roadblock.
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Ever since 13 January 2021, interstate and inter-district travel are FORBIDDEN in MCO areas. In CMCO areas, interstate travel is forbidden, but inter-district travel is allowed.
But when the 10 km travel limit was lifted, MKN announced that inter-district and interstate travel are FORBIDDEN nationwide.
Ever since the inter-district travel was forbidden in Malaysia, people have wondered – how do you define the districts?
Unfortunately, the lack of a proper definition has led to some confusion – is Penang island a single district? Do we follow police districts or state districts?
This anecdotal example, that is being shared on social media, claims that the police are issuing fines based on police districts, instead of state districts.
Apparently daerah in PKP mean ikut Daerah IPD polis.
Daughter came back from Subang Jaya to Bukit Jelutong kena saman merentasi Daerah katanya because of different IPD . As far as i know Daerah in Selangor ada 9 je..and Subang Jaya and Shah Alam is under Daerah Petaling. Called IPD Shah Alam to clarify yes they said kena saman because different Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah Jurisdiction.
Called MKN asking where is the SOP definition regarding Daerah.. Officer cannot answer but affirm Subang Jaya and Shah Alam under 1 daerah. Confused ask to refer to Polis… Polis ask to refer to MKN.. Polis officer confused MKN also confused.
Apparently Polis issue compound on behalf of Pejabat Kesihatan because under Akta Kesihatan..kompaun have to pay to Pejabat kesihatan in Kelana Jaya..so ask them kena mintak permit or not to go to Kelana Jaya pay kompoun..because different IPD ..no need pulak😅.
Lastly called Pejabat Kesihatan they also confused why kena saman because same Daerah..lastly kena buat surat rayuan pembatalan kompaun. wasted whole morning making phone calls to get definition of Daerah. No Definite answer. Semua confused.
Adoi Malaysia..land of the Confused Civil Servant and Politicians😭😭
Travel Restriction : MKN Clarifies Definition Of District!
After weeks of uncertainty, the Malaysia National Security Council (MKN) finally clarified their definition of district for the inter-district travel ban.
On 20 February 2021, they released an updated MCO SOP, which included this definition of district.
the entire federal territory of KL is considered as a single district
the district borders are as defined by the states
In other words, you can travel without restrictions throughout the entire Kuala Lumpur, and districts as defined by the states, not the police.
Travel Restriction : Penang, Kedah, Perlis, Perak District List
Penang District List
You are allowed to travel more than 10 kilometres from your home, but you can only travel within your district in Penang.
So identify your district and your townships below, and stay within your own district.
Northeast Penang Island – George Town
– Paya Terubong
– Bukit Paya Terubong
– Bukit Ayer Itam
– Ayer Itam
– Batu Feringghi
– Tanjung Tokong
Southwest Penang Island – Sungai Pinang
– Sungai Rusa
– Permatang Pasir
– Bagan Ayer Itam
– Titi Teras
– Kongsi
– Kampong Paya
– Sungai Burong
– Pulau Betong
– Dataran Ginting
– Pantai Acheh
– Telok Bahang
– Bukit Sungai Pinang
– Batu Itam
– Bukit Balik Pulau
– Pondok Upeh
– Bukit Ginting
– Bukit Pasir Panjang
– Bukit Gemuroh
– Bukit Relau
– Telok Kumbar
– Bayan Lepas
North Seberang Perai – Butterworth
– Kepala Batas
– Tasek Gelugor
– Bertam
– Sungai Dua
– Sungai Puyu
– Bagan Jermal
– Bagan Dalam
Central Seberang Perai – Seberang Jaya
– Sama Gagah
– Permatang Pasir
– Permatang Pauh
– Kubang Semang
– Taman Paus
– Bandar Perda
– Tanah Liat
– Berapit
– Jalan Betek
– Bukit Tengah
South Seberang Perai – Sungai Jawi
– Nibong Tebal
– Batu Kawan
– Bukit Tambun
– Simpang Ampat
– Sungai Bakap
– Valdor
Kedah District List
You are allowed to travel more than 10 kilometres from your home, but you can only travel within your district.
So identify your district and your townships below, and stay within your own district.
Bandar Baharu – Bagan Samak
– Relau
– Selama
– Serdang
– Sungai Batu
– Sungai Kechil Hilir
Kota Setar (includes Alor Setar) – Alor Malai
– Alor Merah
– Anak Bukit
– Bukit Pinang
– Derga
– Gunong
– Hutan Kampung
– Kangkong
– Kota Setar
– Kuala Kedah
– Kubang Rotan
– Langgar
– Lengkuas
– Lepai
– Limbong
– Mergong
– Padang Hang
– Padang Lalang
– Pumpong
– Sala Kechil
– Sungai Baharu
– Tajar
– Tebengau
– Telaga Mas
– Telok Chengai
– Telok Kechai
– Titi Gajah
Kuala Muda – Bujang
– Bukit Meriam
– Gurun
– Haji Kudong
– Kota
– Kuala
– Merbok
– Pekula
– Pinang Tunggal
– Rantau Panjang
– Semeling
– Sidam Kiri
– Simpor
– Sungai Pasir
– Sungai Petani
– Teloi Kiri
Kubang Pasu – Ah
– Binjal
– Bukit Tinggi
– Gelong
– Hosba
– Jeram
– Jerlun
– Jitra
– Kubang Pasu Town
– Malau
– Naga
– Padang Perahu
– Pelubang
– Pering
– Putat
– Sanglang
– Sungai Laka
– Temin
– Tunjang
– Wang Tepus
Kulim – Bagan Sena
– Junjung
– Karangan
– Keladi
– Kulim Town
– Lunas
– Mahang
– Nagalilit
– Padang China
– Padang Meha
– Sedim
– Sidam Kanan
– Sungai Seluang
– Sungai Ular
– Teras
Pulau Langkawi – Ayer Hangat
– Bohor
– Kedawang
– Kuah
– Padang Matsirat
– Ulu Melaka
Padang Terap – Batang Tunggang Kanan
– Batang Tunggang Kiri
– Belimbing Kanan
– Belimbing Kiri
– Kurong Hitam
– Padang Temak
– Padang Terap Kanan
– Padang Terap Kiri
– Pedu
– Tekai
– Tolak
Pendang – Air Puteh
– Bukit Raya
– Guar Kepayang
– Padang Kerbau
– Padang Peliang
– Padang Pusing
– Rambai
– Tobiar
Pokok Sena – Derang
– Lesong
– Tualang
– Gajah Mati
– Jabi
– Bukit Lada
Sik – Jeneri
– Sik (capian)
– Sok
– Sik Town
– Pekan Batu Lima Sik
– Pekan Gulau
– Pekan Gajah Puteh
– Pekan Charok Padang
Yan – Dulang
– Sala Besar
– Singkir
– Sungai Daun
– Yan
Perlis District
Perlis is so small, it doesn’t have districts.
The state is one big “district”, so you can travel throughout the Perlis state without restriction.
Perak Districts
You are allowed to travel more than 10 kilometres from your home, but you can only travel within your district.
So identify your district and your townships below, and stay within your own district.
Kuala Kangsar – Chegar Galah
– Kampung Buaia
– Kota Lama Kanan
– Kota Lama Kiri
– Lubuk Merbau
– Pulau Kamiri
– Sayong
– Senggang
– Sungai Siput
Larut, Matang and Selama – Batu Kurau
– Bukit Gantang
– Matang
– Sungai Tinggi
– Trong
Hilir Perak – Sungai Durian
– Durian Sebatang
– Changkat Jong
– Sungai Manik
– Labu Kubong
Hulu Perak – Pengkalan Hulu
– Belukar Semang
– Gerik
– Belum
– Kenering
– Kerunai
– Temenggor
– Lenggong
– Durian Pipit
– Temelong
Selama – Batu Kurau
– Bukit Gantang
– Matang
– Sungai Tinggi
– Trong
Perak Tengah – Bandar
– Blanja
– Bota
– Jaya Baru
– Kampung Gajah
– Kota Setia
– Lambor
– Layang-Layang
– Pasir Panjang Hulu
– Pasir Salak
– Pulau Tiga
Kampar – Kampar
– Teja
Muallim – Ulu Bernam
– Slim
Bagan Datuk – Bagan Datuk
– Hutan Melintang
– Rungkup
– Teluk Bharu
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