RXZ gathering members warned to stay within the law

The Star

Action will be taken against participants of the RXZ Members 6.0 gathering in Terengganu if they flout the law, says Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli.  Speaking at a press conference on Thursday (Sept 12), the Road Transport Department (JPJ) director-general issued the caution ahead of the two-day event, which is expected to draw around 80,000 Yamaha RXZ motorcyclists and enthusiasts to the Terengganu Motorsport Circuit in Kuala Nerus over the weekend.  While acknowledging that the gathering is a state event and not something JPJ intends to disrupt, Aedy Fadly urged participants to adhere to the rules to ensure the safety of all attendees and other road users.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/3c6czkdk  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00What about the arrest warrant?

00:02Oh, the arrest warrant?

00:04The arrest warrant has been submitted

00:09and the JPJ team and the police team are working together

00:15to monitor the arrest warrant.

00:17So far, I haven't received a report from the director yet.

00:20He only reported on the program.

00:24As for the details of the arrest warrant, I haven't received it yet.

00:29But I think I have been understood

00:35this time because we took the initial step.

00:39We met with the arrest warrant first.

00:41We met with the arrest warrant first

00:44because this event is held annually in Terengganu.

00:48And the director of Terengganu had a meeting with the police

00:53and the arrest warrant

00:55and we gave him the conditions to carry out the program.

01:00So far, I haven't received a report from my director

01:04regarding any issues in Terengganu.

01:07Has it not been carried out yet?

01:10Not yet.

01:11It's only the first week.

01:14So, do you have any advice?

01:18I would like to advise all the participants

01:23who will participate in the AREZEC program

01:26to always follow the traffic rules

01:30and the rules for the vehicles that will be brought to the program.

01:36Because we have given the initial advice

01:41when we met with the arrest warrant.

01:45And I hope that the visitors will follow all the rules.

01:52Do you have an SJR program yet?

01:55We don't have an SJR program yet.

01:57For now, we don't have it in our plan.

02:00We want to make it smooth.

02:02The program is actually a state-run program.

02:04So, we don't want to say that we want to interfere

02:07or carry out any action by the SJR for now.

02:11I haven't received a report from the director of Terengganu yet.

02:15Maybe I will talk to him after this.

02:18Will you cooperate with the police in Terengganu?

02:23Yes.

02:24And the police have already issued a statement.

02:27I think the police in Terengganu have already issued a statement.

02:30I think there is no problem.

02:31We will follow what has been established by the police.

02:36Previously, there was a statement from the JPJ.

02:40Did the JPJ make any mistake?

02:43No.

02:44The JPJ did not make any mistake.

02:46We have followed the rules.

02:49Because we have to protect the public's safety.

02:56We want to protect everyone.

02:58So, we have to make sure that the roads are safe.

03:02If there are any mistakes, we have to take action.

03:07The public is an important part of the JPJ.

03:11So, we have to take action so that everyone in Terengganu is safe.

03:16Not only the people who participated in the program,

03:21but also those who did not participate.

03:24Most of the complaints came from the public.

03:27We have to take action if we accept the complaints.

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