MCPF Penang Secretary Johnny Michael Tan (also PENSEC Auditor), MCPF Penang Committee Member Victor Lim Kok Hooi (also PENSEC Member) and MCPF Timur Laut DLC Secretary Peter Paul Arokiyasamy (also PENSEC Member) were among 30 PENSEC Members who visited the MBPP CCTV Control Room, Level 4, KOMTAR on Wednesday 29th November 2023. The entourage was…
MCPF Barat Daya DLC Chairman James Mohan participated in Penang Goes Orange 2023 Anti-Bullying Talk at Sekolah Menengah Batu Maung on 27th November 2023. This session was attended by 200 students from Forms 1, 2 and 3 with Encik Puzi / Officer for Students Development SMK Batu Maung in attendance. YDH Insp Hamidi from PDRM…
The Campaign for the 10th Year of Penang Goes Orange was launched at The Esplanade by YB Puan Lim Siew Khim, State Assemblyman of Sungai Pinang and EXCO for Social Development, Welfare and non-Islamic Affairs on Saturday 25th November 2023. This year’s campaign is scheduled to last from 25th November 2023 to 9th December 2023….
MCPF Seberang Perai Selatan DLC Chairman Paramaguru Balan Moghan led his Team to a Courtesy Visit of PDRM SPS at IPD SPS on 22nd November 2023. In attendance from PDRM SPS were YDH Supt. Ng Ah Thiam, OCPD of SPT (and MCPF SPS DLC Advisor); YDH DSP Mohd Norazmibin Abd Ghapar, Deputy OCPD, SPT; ASP…
GEORGE TOWN: Penang has recorded a 45 per cent increase in online scam cases this year compared with last year. The state recorded 2,363 scam cases this year compared with 1,632 cases last year. Among the online scam cases are phone scam, love scam, e-commerce scam, non-existent loan and investment scams, phishing and part time…
In line with MCPFs Primary Mission of providing Crime Prevention Awareness and with the current pervasive concerns of various SCAMs that has been ever evolving, MCPF Penang worked with its Website Webmaster at Ascom Resources Sdn. Bhd. to help heighten ease of reference by its Website visitors with a encyclopaedic ‘One Stop’ QR Code that…
The illegal gambling menace in Malaysia continues to make headlines. This is a decades-long issue that has morphed from illegal sellers taking bets at coffee shops to punters placing bets via mobile phone applications. While there are sufficient laws to tackle the scourge, why is it still happening? Criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy said there…
