Demand for personal protection service soars after spate of violent crimes


Malaysian High Commissioner Datuk Zakaria Sulong (second from left) and Chico Force (M) Sdn Bhd CEO Datuk Seri Khoo Gee Chong participating in a mock security drill by Regalis bodyguards..

PETALING JAYA: Demand for armed bodyguards has soared in the wake of recent shootings and other violent crimes.

More companies, including banks and multinationals, are hiring armed bodyguards for their bosses.

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