Stop those who hog parking lots

Objects placed at a parking bay in Medan Angsana 2 in Bandar Baru Air Itam.Pix by GARY CHEN/The Star/ 21 April 2017.

I REFER to the report “Cops: Standing in a parking spot to ‘reserve’ it can cost you RM2,000 or even jail time” in The Star Online on Sept 21.

The day before, the Facebook page of the Royal Malaysia Police states that it is against the law to physically place oneself in a parking lot to prevent other vehicles from using it.

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