30 May 2023
Enforcement personnel from the Selangor health department carry out checks at klia2 airport in Sepang under Ops Mega Bersepadu, an initiative to monitor public compliance with smoking regulations.
Officers from the Selangor health department sweep the airport, checking for those who flout Malaysia’s smoking regulations. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
Many continue to smoke in public places despite the ban which took effect on Jan 1, 2019. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
A woman vapes while using her phone at the airport. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
Members of the enforcement team approach a group including plain-clothes officers mingling with others who are smoking in a prohibited area. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
A traveller from China is approached by officers. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
The officers brief him on Malaysia’s smoking regulations and issue a notice for his offence. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
The woman who was vaping earlier is also issued a notice for smoking in a public area. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
Enforcement officers speak with an international traveller who is smoking in a public area before issuing him a notice. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
Cigarette stubs are sealed in a clear plastic bag as evidence of the offence. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
Enforcement officers examine evidence bags containing the confiscated cigarettes. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
A group of men smoke in the designated smoking area at klia2. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
Not far off, another man receives a notice from a plain-clothes officer for smoking outside of the designated smoking area. Those who continue the offence can be fined as much as RM250 although the amount will be reduced to RM150 if paid within a month. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
A plain-clothes officer holds out an evidence bag after coming across another offender. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
The individual’s details are taken down in the notice issued, one of 441 given out that day. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
Smokers pay their compounds at a special counter set up in the airport. — Photographs by Djohan Shahrin
Officers from the Selangor health department sweep the airport, checking for those who flout Malaysia’s smoking regulations.
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Source: www.malaysianow.com
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