Dress code for govt premises is clear, say cops after woman claims she was denied entry to police station


KAJANG: The dress code for government premises is clear, say police after a woman claimed she was denied entry into a police station to lodge a report.

Kajang OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Zaid Hassan said checks revealed the woman was wearing a pair of shorts which did not cover her knees and only changed into longer ones once she was told she would not be allowed to enter the police station.

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