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KULIM: A company has been fined RM10,000 by the Sessions Court here after pleading guilty to two charges of using non-certified communication equipment and apparatus that caused harmful disruption in February 2019.

The guilty plea was made by the representative of Z In Hotel Sdn Bhd, Goh Siew Leong, before Judge Mirza Mohamad.

According to the first charge, the company allegedly used non-certified communication equipment as required by the Communications and Multimedia Regulations 2000, namely two units of GSM Mobile Repeater model GSM-990 at Lorong Kemuning 4/7, Taman Kemuning here, at 2.34pm, Feb 20 2019. Meanwhile, for the second charge, the company was accused of intentionally using a device that is a ‘cellular booster’ in a way that causes harmful interference at the same address, time and date as the first charge.

 

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