Fruitful trip to study anti-crime methods


Show of goodwill: (From left) MCPF Penang liaison committee member and tour programme leader Felix Chuah, DCP Thaiveegan, Syed, NCPC Singapore chairman Tan Kian Hoon and NCPC Singapore vice-chairman Gerald Singham taking part in a souvenir exchange.

EIGHT members of the Malaysia Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF) Penang liaison committee returned from their recent visitto Singapore richer in experience and knowledge.

MCPF Penang state liaison committee member Johnny Michael Tan said the study tour gave them a better understanding of key crime prevention programmes and initiatives carried out by the Sin-gapore National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC).

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