Drawing awareness of safe zones at Petron stations


More than a petrol station: Faridah (right) posing with DCP Zainuddin and Petron Security Ambassador Kiran Jassal next to a GTSP installation art at a Petron station in Selayang.

KUALA LUMPUR: Petron petrol stations are stepping up its fight against crime by putting up installation art to spread awareness of the Go To Safety Point (GTSP) safe zone initiative.

The GTSP, launched in 2013, is designed to act as “safe zones”, which are equipped with facilities to alert the cops to come to the petrol station.

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