The Organizing Committee for the Scam Awareness QR Code Launching led by Chairman Y.Bhg. Dato’ Seri Ong Poh Eng thoroughly reviewed all aspects of logistical requirements and program details in the rehearsal for this significant milestone event. Teamwork amongst MCPF Penang SLC Members; the Royal Malaysia Police Penang team; MCPF Federal Secretariat team; and, Penang…
MCPF Penang Chairman Y.Bhg. Dato’ Seri Ong Poh Eng, chaired the 3rd / Final ‘Focus Meeting’ of MCPF Penang SLC in preparation for the forthcoming PDRM Pulau Pinang – MCPF Penang Scam Awareness QR Code (Mini-App / Infographics) Launch to be held in Thursday 20th February 2025. Key Logistical details and specific Roles & Responsibilities…
MCPF Penang SLC Member & Barat Daya DLC Chairman Mr. James Mohan was amongst invitees who attended the Community Emergency Action Team (CEAT) Penang office opening at 20A Pintasan Cecil 2, 10300 Pulau Penang on Sunday 9th February 2025 morning. This ceremony was officiated by YB Wong Yuee Harng / State Assemblyman (ADUN) for Pengkalan…
Another positive and productive Focus Meeting chaired by MCPF Penang Chairman Y.Bhg. Dato’ Seri Ong Poh Eng was conducted on Thursday 7th February 2025 (4.00 pm to 5.30 pm) at Penang Golf Club Board Room in the run up to the scheduled 20th February 2025 Official Launching of the PDRM Pulau Pinang – MCPF Penang…
Private healthcare providers in Malaysia play a crucial role in society, offering specialised services, advanced technologies, and often quicker access to care. At the same time, they are a business entity, and like any other business, they must be financially viable to sustain operations to continue providing those services. However, the core question lies in…
MCPF Penang Chairman Y.Bhg. Dato’ Seri Ong Poh Eng led a delegation to pay a Courtesy Visit to TYT Tun Dato’ Seri Utama Ahmad Fuzi bin Haji Abdul Razak at his Seri Mutiara residence on Monday 3rd February 2025. Accompanying him were Assoc. Prof (Honorary), Centre for Policy Research, USM Y.Bhg. Dato’ Dr. P Sundramoorthy…
PETALING JAYA: Almost 19,000 “investors” lost close to RM2bil in the last four years to fraudulent schemes – a trend that is showing no signs of abating, according to the police. This comes despite repeated reminders from the authorities to stay vigilant against investment offers advertised on social media and other platforms that appear to…
January 2025: 7,320 Visitors’ Log Hits (a steady 3 consecutive months Dec 2024 to Jan 2025 of 7+k Visitors’ Log Hits) Maximum Unique Visitors per Day: 910; Minimum Unique Visitors per Day: 331 Year 2025 Monthly Average: 7,320 versus 2023: 9008.33 / 2022: 6,141.67 / 2021: 5,736.00 / 2020: 5,565.75 / 2019: 8,521.00 / 2018:…
