Young agents of unity, report for duty


Lee (blue shirt) chatting with students after the forum titled ‘Mahasiswa Pembentuk Masyarakat Yang Berkualiti’. With him is Mohd Fisal (right).

THE younger generation should be made agents of peace and unity in their schools or universities to create a more harmonious society, Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF) senior vice-chairman Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye said.

He said this should be the priority for students as they come from diverse racial and religious backgrounds.

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