Yii (in yellow shirt) talking to a volunteer for the joint patrol scheme. — STEPHEN THEN / The Star
MIRI: A pilot project that was aimed at enhancing cooperation in safety and security between housing estate residents and police has been more than fruitful as it helped forge closer relationship among the residents.
The pilot project was a programme started early this year between Miri City Council (MCC) and Miri Police at a housing estate in Pujut. It entailed joint patrol comprising city councillors and Rukun Tetangga members in the township with a population of about 30,000.
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