IPOH: A woman who was alleged to be charged in courtroom for spreading false information that two college students right here had died after receiving their Covid-19 vaccination has gone lacking.
The Perak police had been trying for her ever since she did not attend the first courtroom proceedings on Jan 21.
Perak police chief Comm Datuk Mior Faridalathrash Wahid in an announcement stated Liyana Razali (pic) failed to show up regardless of the courtroom giving one other date on Feb 10.
“The courtroom had then issued an arrest warrant when she failed to show up the second time.
“All efforts have been made to hint the stated individual, however we couldn’t find or contact her,” he added.
Comm Mior Faridalathrash thus was in search of assist from the public to contact the police in the event that they find out about her whereabouts or another information.
He stated she had on Sept 28 final 12 months made the false assertion, and upon investigating the declare, police discovered that the information was false.
He added that investigating papers had been submitted to the deputy public prosecution’s workplace, and so they obtained orders to cost her below Section 505 (B) of the Penal Code for inflicting public misery and alarm.
“Those with information can contact DSP Mohd Zulkefly Mohd Mukhtar at 012-433 6999.
Liyana’s final recognized deal with was No 2, Jalan Sri Mersing 30, Taman Sri Andalas, Klang, Selangor.
