How many compliance teams and personnel were deployed in the crackdown?

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Drive-In Cinemas and Enforcement Operations Detailed

The government has approved the reopening of drive-in cinemas, contingent upon adherence to forthcoming standard operating procedures (SOPs) developed by the Communications and Multimedia Ministry and the Housing and Local Government Ministry. This decision was made during a special Cabinet meeting. The SOPs will mandate that all visitors remain within their vehicles, with food orders to be placed online and collected via a drive-through service. Additionally, Rela personnel are to be stationed to manage visitor movement.
Ops Pematuhan Task Force Deployed Significant Resources

The Ops Pematuhan Task Force, spearheaded by the police, conducted extensive inspections to enforce movement control order (MCO) SOPs. This operation involved the deployment of 2,876 compliance teams. These teams were supported by a substantial workforce, with a total of 13,545 personnel engaged in the enforcement efforts.
Extensive Inspections Conducted Across Various Sectors

The task force's operations encompassed a broad range of public and commercial spaces. Inspections were carried out at 3,804 shopping centres, 5,913 restaurants, and 1,316 stalls. Furthermore, the enforcement teams examined 1,247 factories, 3,767 banks, and 860 government offices.
Transportation Hubs Also Inspected

In addition to commercial and public service locations, the Ops Pematuhan Task Force also focused on transportation infrastructure. Inspections were conducted at 1,184 land transportation terminals, 267 water transportation terminals, and 122 air transportation terminals as part of the broader compliance monitoring.

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