EVENING 5: Fake news bill proposes jail time, heavy fines

The Edge TV 2018-03-26

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Up to 10 years’ jail and RM500,000 fine proposed for offenders under Anti-Fake News Bill 2018. Meanwhile, the Uber app will no longer work in Southeast Asia from April 8 onwards.
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