Keeping crime rate low with technology


DCP Raja Shahrom (second from left) at the launch of the 3S: Smart, Security, Surveillance programme, co-organised by the Melaka police department, Panther 911 and Digistar Corporation Sdn Bhd. Also on stage is Panther 911 managing director Louis Lee Chun Szen (left). — Bernama

MELAKA: Melaka’s top cop is encouraging commercial building owners here to instal quality closed-circuit television (CCTV) at their premises to prevent crime.

Deputy Comm Datuk Raja Shahrom Raja Abdullah said CCTV should also be used to record footage that could assist police in probes.

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