As of April 19, the crime rate in Puchong Jaya has dropped by 8.5%.
As of April 19, the crime rate in Puchong Jaya has dropped by 8.5%.
Puchong Jaya police station officer-in-charge Chief Inspector Lokman Ahmad said they had solved 183 cases and nabbed 66 criminals this year.
The police station, which covers 24.8km, also recorded a decrease in crime rate by 10.4% last year.
Read more at The Star Online.
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