Fed Court Chief Registrar said media weren't barred fr covering Nurul Zahid case; court didn't realise reporters were there.

NUJ disputes this – the reporters wore press tags, told to leave courtroom for a remand hearing, then barred fr re-entering.https://t.co/mZ9RvngxW9

— Aidila Razak (@aidilarazak) May 6, 2020

A single mother, who spent eight days in jail for breaching the #MCO, has questioned why Umno president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s daughter and son-in-law were sentenced to a mere RM800 fine each for the same offence.

Read more: https://t.co/3n2c15Aa89 pic.twitter.com/qKbeyWAi5B

— The Star (@staronline) May 6, 2020

The registrar's office says the public was asked to vacate the room to comply with social distancing rules and the court was unaware journalists were present. #FMTNews #Covid19 #MCO #Press https://t.co/yilvPOOTvl

— Free Malaysia Today (@fmtoday) May 6, 2020

Media group questions why reporters barred from covering Zahid’s daughter, son-in-law’s #MCO violation proceedings https://t.co/afJBu9KKvI

"We believe that the couple’s perceived influential status should not be taken into consideration in any decisions made." – @MediaGeramm pic.twitter.com/3LnaxP7FtS

— Zurairi A.R. (@zurairi) May 5, 2020

B Lisa Christina claims there are double standards, with Nurul Hidayah getting a smaller fine and no jail term. #FMTNews #MCO #MCOBreach #LisaChristina https://t.co/PnlclF6rY4

— Free Malaysia Today (@fmtoday) May 5, 2020

MCO: Jailed single mum decries double standards in sentencing of Zahid's daughter, son-in-lawhttps://t.co/5plsvfZdOR https://t.co/5plsvfZdOR

— The Star (@staronline) May 6, 2020