Move to make Johor Baru safer gets NGO’s thumbs up


Mohammad Salezan: CCTVs will make criminals think twice about committing a crime.

THE Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF) has welcomed Johor Baru City Council’s (MBJB) plan to instal more closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras.

Its Johor Baru south secretary Mohammad Salezan Mohd Salleh said the move would help make the city safer for residents and visitors.

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