Civil defence officials to meet with pupils’ parents


KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Civil Defence Force will meet the parents of the schoolgirls who were part of the training programme which saw snakes being tossed in a muddy pit with them, to explain the situation.

“We will meet them either today or tomorrow. We hope that they can accept our apologies and explanation on the incident,” said its deputy director-general of operations Datuk Selamat Dahlan at a press conference at the force’s headquarters here yesterday.

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