What was the outcome for the five women charged in the Melor market fight?

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Five Women Fined RM1,000 Each for Melor Market Affray

Five women from two families have each been fined RM1,000 after pleading guilty to committing affray at the Melor public market on December 25. The court found them guilty of the charge under Section 160 of the Penal Code. This outcome follows a viral video of the incident which led to the arrest of twelve individuals.
Guilty Plea to Affray Charge

The five women, identified as Rozita Ramli, 47, her daughter Aleeya Maisara Hasbullah, 19, and daughter-in-law Siti Nor Bakyah Abdullah, 19, along with Siti Sara Suaini, 30, and her sister Siti Mastura Suaini, 28, all entered guilty pleas. They were charged with engaging in a public fight, an offence stipulated under Section 160 of the Penal Code.
Penalties for Affray Offence

Section 160 of the Penal Code outlines the penalties for committing affray, which include a potential jail sentence of up to six months, a fine of RM1,000, or a combination of both. The RM1,000 fine imposed on each of the women reflects the maximum penalty available for the offence.
Viral Video Led to Arrests

The incident at the Melor public market on December 25 gained widespread attention after a video of the fight went viral on social media. The circulation of this footage prompted an investigation by authorities, ultimately leading to the apprehension of twelve individuals in connection with the brawl.

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