Police to monitor street begging at 'hotspot' areas in Alor Setar

ALOR SETAR: Police will monitor street begging in several "hotspot" areas said Deputy Inspector-General of Police Datuk Razarudin Husain (pic).

He said both state and district-level police had been directed to monitor the situation especially in city areas where beggars were usually spotted at busy traffic light junctions.

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