Brunei permanent resident and Malaysian son-in-law fined a total of RM50,500 for alcohol possession


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BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Borneo Bulletin/ANN): The Brunei Magistrate’s Court has ordered a permanent resident and her Malaysian son-in-law to settle fines, or face jail, following their guilty plea towards charges of possessing undeclared alcoholic beverages at their homes.

Acting Senior Magistrate Dewi Norlelawati binti Haji Abdul Hamid ordered 64-year-old Ngu Suk Leng to settle BND7,500, (25,750) or serve seven months in jail in default of payment.

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