Armed Forces helping police man roadblocks in Sibu


Several territorial armies helping police at a roadblock in Sibu.

SIBU: The Armed Forces has sent six officers and 120 volunteers to help front-liners in Sibu in the fight against Covid-19, and they will be in the area until Feb 14.

Third Infantry Brigade Commander Brigadier General Dato Azhar Ahmad said in a statement that the group from Regiment 511 of the Territorial Army from Kuching Ria Camp arrived at the Rajang Security Area Command (Rascom) camp on Feb 4 where they were received by 9th Brigade Infantry Chief of Staff Lt Kol Anuar Ahmad.

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