Community policing at Taman Nesa

Community policing at Taman Nesa

Skudai 16/01/2011 – DAP Taman Nesa Skudai and Royal Malaysian Police jointly organized a dialogue session at Taman Nesa here today.  The organizing chair-person, Mrs Kogilavani Subramanian, who is also the Chairperson of DAP Taman Nesa, Skudai, told a MalaysiaKini CJ that the session is to forge a good relationship between police and the public.

Talking to some 100 over members of the public, Skudai OCPD Roslan Hassan, who was the guest of honour of the function, stressed that crime level in Skudai has been brought down with the support of the public.

He also said to further enhance good relationship between the
public and police, the department planned to set up “meeting points” around Skudai to facilitate the public to meet and discuss their problems with the police.

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There were some interesting issues raised by the public, among them was on social disturbance created by foreign workers at Taman Tun Aminah. One of the local residents who took part in the session raised the issue of social disturbance created by drunken foreign workers especially on weekend at Taman Tun Aminah. 

Besides that, there were also request from the public to have more traffic lights placed in accident prone junctions in Taman Nesa.

Answering these questions, Roslan ensured that these problems will be resolved soon and further welcomed the public to be more proactive in reporting directly their problems to respective departments.

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Ending the session, Roslan introduced his team of police personnel and their offices.

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Video and story by Saminathan & Vijay, Citizen Journalist

Vijay Kumar