กษัตริย์มาเลย์ลงพื้นที่เอง ตรวจด่านควบคุมรถเข้า-ออกกรุง ยับยั้งโควิดระบาดไม่เลิก (คลิป)

Yang di-Pertuan Agong decided to see first hand how Malaysians have been taking to the Movement Control Order implementation at the PDRM road blocks set up at several locations in Kuala Lumpur. /facebook/

They wrote, “Yang di-Pertuan Agong spent about 30 minutes at the road blocks at Jalan Semantan, Jalan Hartamas and Jalan Tun H S Lee in Kuala Lumpur to see first hand, how operations are and to advise motorists to adhere to the government’s Movement Control Order. Tuanku also thanked the police force for their efforts. Thank you for keeping us safe! #StayAtHome” /facebook/

When the palace officials brought out the food, we can hear them cheer loudly. The camera then pans to them and they looked genuinely happy with big smiles plastered on their faces. /twitter/

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Knowing that these media personnel have been camping out in the hot sun since 7am, our Agong ordered the palace staff to tapau KFC and to distribute them to the famished and parched journalists and photographers. /twitter/

A motorist caught in an accident in Putrajaya on Wednesday morning (June 26) was offered help by a most unexpected person – the King. /instagram/p/BzJxYlin95p/

Yang di-Pertuan Agong Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah, who was on his way to a meeting with the Prime Minister, stopped his car to offer help to the accident victim. /StarTV/