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Excuses for law-breaking cannot justify a culture of overloading
MCPF Penang Website www.mcpfpg.org Visitors’ Log hits 15.81k in October 2025. Cum-to-date total: 837,135 (March 2016 to October 2025)
When online games turn dark: The criminological reality behind child violence
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    Excuses for law-breaking cannot justify a culture of overloading

    November 2, 2025 By MCPF Penang 8

    The concerns voiced recently by certain transport operators and construction industry-linked associations claiming that the road transport department’s (JPJ) crackdown on overloaded vehicles could “paralyse” the construction sector are both unacceptable and deeply troubling. Such statements reveal a disturbing mindset that places convenience, profit, and expediency above legality, public safety, and ethical responsibility. Let us…

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    MCPF Penang Website www.mcpfpg.org Visitors’ Log hits 15.81k in October 2025. Cum-to-date total: 837,135 (March 2016 to October 2025)

    November 1, 2025 By MCPF Penang 7

    October 2025: 15,020 Visitors’ Log Hits. Maximum Unique Visitors per Day: 1.68k; Minimum Unique Visitors per Day: 901 Year 2025 Monthly Average: 11,297 versus 2024: 13,876.83 / 2023: 9008.33 / 2022: 6,141.67 / 2021: 5,736.00 / 2020: 5,565.75 / 2019: 8,521.00 / 2018: 6,755.00; 2017: 3,254.67 / 2016: 1,455.1Cumulative (Mar 2016 to October 2025): 821,325;…

  • Letters

    When online games turn dark: The criminological reality behind child violence

    October 31, 2025 By MCPF Penang 6

    Recent reports of juveniles committing crimes have alarmed parents and professionals alike. In Batu Pahat, Johor, a nine-year-old boy reportedly attacked his younger sibling, with police investigating whether the popular online game Roblox influenced his actions. This incident comes amid rising global concern about the darker sides of online gaming. A report by the UK’s…

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    MCPF Barat Daya DLC Chairman joins Deepavali Festivities at SJK (T) Sungai Ara

    October 31, 2025 By MCPF Penang 6

    MCPF Barat Daya District Liaison Committee Chairman was invited to attend a school level Deepavali 2025 Celebration at SJK (T) Sungai Ara Deepavali celebration 2025. This joyous occasion was held at the SJK (T) Sungai Ara school hall on Friday 31st October 2025 between 8:30 am to 11:30 am. Amongst those in attendance were: 1….

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    MCPF Penang Chairman Dato’ Seri Ong Poh Eng chairs MCPF Penang SLC Meeting No. 9 (Term of Office 2023-2026) at PGC Board Room

    October 28, 2025 By MCPF Penang 9

    MCPF Penang State Liaison Committee Chairman Dato’ Seri Ong Poh Eng chaired MCPF Penang SLC Meeting on 28th October 2028 at Penang Golf Club, Bukit Jambul commencing from 1450 hrs. A good interactive meeting that included: 1. Chairman’s Opening Remarks; 2. Penang State Crime Statistics summary by JPJKK IPK P. Pinang; 3. Passing and Seconding…

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    ‘Unchecked exposure to violent online content can be harmful’

    October 18, 2025 By MCPF Penang 10

    PETALING JAYA: It often begins innocently enough – a few rounds of Roblox, Minecraft or Free Fire – but for many young minds, online gaming may turn into a daily habit that shapes their thoughts, emotions and social interactions. While gaming alone does not necessarily lead to criminal behaviour, factors such as family environment, personality…

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    The criminological relevance of Malaysia’s proposed vape tax hike

    October 15, 2025 By MCPF Penang 7

    The health ministry’s recent proposal to raise the vape excise tax by a whopping 900% from 40 sen to RM4 per millilitre, before implementing a full ban, has sparked intense debate. While the intention to protect public health and prevent youth addiction is commendable, such drastic measures carry serious criminological implications that deserve equal attention….

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    Fifa-FAM ‘doctored documentation’ saga: A nation betrayed

    October 15, 2025 By MCPF Penang 6

    The recent sanctions imposed by Fifa on the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) have shaken Malaysian football to its very core. Allegations that FAM submitted ‘doctored documentation’ for seven of its so-called ‘heritage’ players are not only scandalous but a national heartbreak. For decades, Malaysians have rallied behind the national football team as a symbol…

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Past Events

  • MCPF Barat Daya DLC Chairman joins Deepavali Festivities at SJK (T) Sungai AraOctober 31, 2025
  • MCPF Penang Chairman Dato’ Seri Ong Poh Eng chairs MCPF Penang SLC Meeting No. 9 (Term of Office 2023-2026) at PGC Board RoomOctober 28, 2025
  • MCPF Penang SLC Member Joseph SM attends PGO2025 Organizing Committee Virtual Meeting #1October 14, 2025
  • MCPF Penang attends PWDC PGO2025 Press Conference at Komtar AuditoriumOctober 6, 2025
  • MCPF SPS DLC attends PDRM led Engagement Meeting with Indian Community of Ladang KaledoniaOctober 5, 2025

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