A meeting was held between MCPF Penang and USM on Thursday 5th June 2025 – 10:15 am to 10:50 am at USM. In Attendance were: 1. Dato’ Seri Ong Poh Eng, Chairman, MCPF Penang; 2. Professor Dr. Azlan Amran, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, USM (Industry & Community Network); 3. Assoc. Professor Dr. Azeem Fazwan bin Ahmad Farouk,…
GEORGE TOWN: A 46-year-old man here lost RM1,316,111 to an online scam recently. The Penang police Commercial Crime Division said it had received a report from the man who is a manager in a medical company. The victim said after he had seen an advertisement on Instagram, he got in touch with a woman, who…
Sexual abuse against children are often perpetrated by those close to them, making it essential for parents to be aware of the risk factors within trusted circles. The surge in sexual offences against children by individuals known to them, as highlighted in the local media on May 26, 2025, calls for an analysis that explores…
May2025: 14,630 Visitors’ Log Hits – Cum to Date 772,665 Visitors’ Log Hits! Maximum Unique Visitors per Day: 2.01k; Minimum Unique Visitors per Day: 839 Year 2025 Monthly Average: 10,604 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:…
Seminar bagi Guru-guru SJKT tentang Pendidikan Keganasan Dan Pencegahan Gangguan Seksual Kanak-kanak (Seminar on the Education of Anti-Violence and Prevention of Child Sexual Harassment for SJKT School Teachers) was a Program Jointly Organized by: Royal Malaysia Police Penang Contingent, Penang State Education Department (JPNPP), Malaysia Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF) Penang, and, Women’s Centre for Change…
A Courtesy Visit to the New Police District (OCPD) of Seberang Perai Selatan (SPS) District by MCPF SPS DLC was carried out on 28 May 2025 (Wednesday) from 9:30AM until completion at the Main Meeting Room, IPD Seberang Perai Selatan. This courtesy visit and engagement session was held between the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) Seberang…
THE recent NST Online report detailing how foreign nationals are allegedly camping out at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) for days in hopes of entering Malaysia through manipulated immigration processes is not just an embarrassing administrative blunder, it is a clear symptom of a much deeper institutional illness. At the heart of this disturbing trend…
