Cops urged to learn Mandarin, language courses to be introduced


SAC Datuk Yong Lei Choo is transferring to Bukit Aman as the principal assistant director of Management Department (Personnel Records) on Dec 16.George Cheah / The Star / 09 Dec 2016

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian police offi­cers are encouraged to learn Mandarin due to the increasing importance of the Chinese language, according to Sin Chew Daily.

Plans are underway for the officers to learn the language, said Royal Malaysian Police College of Kuala Lumpur commandant Deputy Comm Datuk Yong Lei Choo (pic) in an interview with the daily.

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