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Malacca, 9th) Malacca Police Chief Datuk Zulkifli stressed that the public must abide by the established police uniform guidelines; however, the police will make exceptions in cases of emergency or when immediate action is required



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In a statement today, he said that the Malacca police had received a complaint from a woman who was refused entry to the police station because her clothing did not conform to the government's dress code when she went to file a police report after a traffic accident.


He said that the police investigated the allegations and confirmed that the incident occurred at 5 pm on December 8. At that time, two women went to the police station to report a traffic accident. However, the police officers stationed at the police post asked them to go back and change into more suitable clothes before returning to report the accident, since the two women were not injured.

He stated that the investigation revealed that around 5:40 p.m. that day, the woman and her mother returned to the police station dressed in relatively decent clothing and were allowed to enter the police station to file a report.

He emphasized that the police remind the public who come to the police station or service counter to abide by the established dress code. However, the police will make exceptions in case of emergencies or situations requiring immediate action.

At the same time, he urged the public not to speculate too much about the above events, nor to confuse the established dress guidelines.

Ms. Guo, involved in the incident, was driving from Batu Pahat, Johor back to Kuala Lumpur yesterday when her car was hit in Malacca. When she went to the Jasin District Police Station to report the accident, the officers at the post refused to let her in, claiming that her and her daughter's trousers did not conform to the dress code. Ms. Guo had no choice but to buy long trousers at a nearby shopping mall before returning to the police station.

The victim expressed dissatisfaction with the incident, lamenting that "there should always be exceptions." However, when faced with people seeking help, the dress code prevailed over everything else. The victim further questioned whether the authorities would still insist on this if it had been a murder case instead of a car accident

airfilterkotor

Orang macam ni sejenis tak faham bahase dan ada masalah pemahaman ke?
Asyik nak ikut pale otak dia jer yang betul.

sharlenetexas

Sib baiklah ko tak pakai hotpants melekat kat celah cekpit. Aku rasa bersyukur diajar dresscode sejak dari kecil. Keluar dari rumah jangan sesekali pakai pakaian basahan yang kita duk berlenggeng kat rumah. Keluar dari rumah pakai elok2. Tu belum lagi bila ada majlis. Kenduri, kematian, tahlil, gi kerja, shopping, santai, bersukan etc. Dr Malar tu lagilah macam2  jenis sari yg dia ada pakai utk majlis spesifik.