KUALA LUMPUR: When the nation began to experience its worst phase of communist insurgency in 1948, Ramlah Senan went to the police station nearest to her home in Bidor, Perak and signed up to become a Woman Special Constable.
Determined to do her bit towards national security, the then 22-year-old Ramlah served until the insurgency was brought under control in 1962.
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