MCPF Penang was well represented at “The Xpresi GenTa (Our Generation) Program with the Minister of Home Affairs YB Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution bin Ismail (who is also MCPF Chairman) at Chang Kuang Hall, Sungai Bakap, SPS on 29th June 2024. The implementation of this Program is in Solidarity for a Drug-Free Life to promote…
MCPF Penang’s sponsorship of Sexual Harassment Awareness booklets “Samir & His Online Friend” / “Samir & Kawan Onlinenya” continues to be positively used by Women’s Centre for Change (WCC) Penang with 4 different schools benefiting from students being provided with increased awareness of the dangers of the ‘OK Tak OK’ issue. In the month of…
PETALING JAYA: A recent embezzlement case involving bank staff in Kota Kinabalu has sparked calls for tighter security measures in financial institutions. Universiti Sains Malaysia criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy (pix) said the recent case that saw over a dozen arrested was both concerning and a wake-up call. “Although the number of wrongdoings and criminal acts…
KOTA KINABALU: Scammers targeting senior citizens are an escalating problem, syphoning off billions of ringgit annually. Last year, some senior citizens were duped of their life savings due to greed on the part of the scammers and mostly innocence on the part of the scammers. There are other epithets too that can be applied to…
MCPF Penang represented by YBhg. Dato’ M. Kaleessvaran (Committee Member), Mr. Felix Chuah Gim Chuan (Timur Laut DLC Chairman), and Mr. Joseph Sawaremuthu (Committee Member) were invited by WCC Penang to attend an “OK Tak OK” Program at SJK (T) Azad, Jalan Kebun Bunga, George Town, Penang on 14th June 2024. The school students from…
PETALING JAYA: More scammers are targeting the elderly for their life savings, using freebies and small amounts of money as bait. Social activist Kuan Chee Heng, also known as Uncle Kentang, reported an increase in the number of elderly individuals defrauded of their savings. “Many who fall for scams are greedy for money, especially smaller…
M’sians aged 60 and above have lost ‘half a billion’ ringgit to scams since 2021 KUALA LUMPUR: The number of scam victims among senior citizens has been on the rise in recent years. Malaysians aged above 60 are prime targets for scammers given most of them are retirees with decades worth of savings and wealth….
PETALING JAYA: Withdrawing a police report is not a simple process as only the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) has the power to call off or cease investigations on a case, it has been pointed out. Criminologist Dr R. Balasubramaniam said any decision to withdraw a police report has to be justified by the complainant for…
