AGC: Insufficient evidence to charge Khairuddin


PETALING JAYA: The Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC) says that they did not charge Datuk Dr Mohd Khairuddin Aman Razali for flouting the mandatory home quarantine rule due to insufficient evidence which failed to meet the required burden of proof.

The AGC said that there was no home surveillance or observation order for him to observe such home surveillance or observation order as stipulated under subsection 15(1) of Act 342 issued by the authorised officer in the exercise of his discretion to the Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister.

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