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Sabah Law Society urges authorities to be more measured in dealing with MCO cases

By STEPHANIE LEE

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Law Society (SLS) has urged authorities to exercise a proportionate approach to all movement control order (MCO) cases.

Its president Roger Chin said in doing so, there should be a move away from an approach that focuses on punishment.

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