How many court cases were registered for dengue-related offences in the past year?

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4,264 Dengue-Related Court Cases Registered Last Year

A total of 4,264 cases were registered for court action concerning dengue fever prevention and control under the Destruction of Disease-Bearing Insects Act (APSPP) 1975 in the past year. Of these, 911 cases resulted in convictions and accumulated fines amounting to RM2,349,950.
Dengue Prevention Enforcement

Enforcement actions under the Destruction of Disease-Bearing Insects Act (APSPP) 1975 are a key measure in the ongoing efforts to prevent and control dengue fever. This legislation provides the framework for prosecuting individuals or entities found to be non-compliant with public health regulations aimed at eradicating disease-carrying insects.
Convictions and Fines

The judicial process following the registration of these cases led to a significant number of convictions. The fines totalling RM2,349,950 reflect the financial penalties imposed on those found guilty of dengue-related offences, underscoring the seriousness with which these violations are treated.
December's Statistics

In December alone, the enforcement activities resulted in 426 cases being registered for court action. This specific month saw 48 convictions, with the imposed fines reaching RM188,550, indicating continued vigilance and enforcement efforts towards the year's end.

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