Motorcyclist gets RM7,000 fine for heading to S'pore without scanning passport


PONTIAN: A 31-year-old motorcyclist,  who was rushing to work in Singapore, paid a hefty price for exiting Malaysia without getting his passport scanned at one of the two land checkpoints.

Sessions Court Judge Thalha Bachok @ Embok Mok fined Lee Choon Sheng RM7,000 after the accused pleaded guilty to the charge.

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