KUALA LUMPUR, May 18 ― Celebrity entrepreneur Noor Neelofa Mohd Noor has once again sparked controversy after social media users accused her of violating Covid-19 rules on the first day of Hari Raya.

Online users called out the 32-year-old actress for violating the movement control order standard operating procedures (SOP), which prohibited family visits during the Hari Raya festivities.

The controversy came shortly after Neelofa’s sister allegedly uploaded a short clip of her family members greeting each other at a residence.

The video clip, which has since been removed, was reportedly captioned “1 syawal yang penuh mulia”, which translates to “a glorious Syawal”.

Based on the screenshots circulating on social media, the people seen in the video were Neelofa, her preacher husband PU Riz as well as Nabila, who was greeting two other people.

Following the uproar on social media, Brickfields police chief Assistant Commissioner Anuar Omar later confirmed in a statement that a police report was lodged over the video and the matter is under investigation.

Bernama also reported that statements had been recorded from Neelofa and family members.

The controversial celebrity and 20 members of her family were previously slapped with a total of RM60,000 compound for SOP breach following her wedding ceremony in March.

Shortly after, Neelofa was embroiled in another controversy after the newlyweds were photographed enjoying watersports activities on the holiday island of Langkawi although the police had said that the permit for interstate travel to Langkawi issued to her was only for work purposes and not for a honeymoon.

The couple were recently called to the Nilai police headquarters to record their statements for allegedly crossing state borders to shop Persian carpets at the Nilai 3 Business Centre branch of Naeem Carpet.

An earlier version of this story contained some inaccuracies about the circumstances of the controversy pertaining to its origins and detals of the event. We apologise for the errors and the article has been amended.