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A calling to service. Full time officers with the force in Perak (from left) Capt Suliana, Nor Faraain and Lt Nor Najihah. Photo by MANJIT KAUR/The Star

WOMEN are rapidly becoming the backbone of the Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM), and more are being encouraged to sign up.

Perak APM director Col Rohaizat Hadli said that by joining APM, women get a chance not only to enhance personal growth but also gain useful experience, knowledge and special skills.

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