Tighter checks amid a pandemic


A step further: Prof Aini said more closed-circuit television cameras will be added in UPM buildings.

Varsities are taking campus security seriously by stepping up measures to keep students safe. The move is timely and will put many parents at ease, especially with students being asked to stay put in light of the movement control order (MCO).

TO tackle the long-standing problem of theft and burglary on campus, public varsities are beefing up their security.

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