Corruption, misconduct cases involving Fire and Rescue personnel declining, says DG


MELAKA: The Fire and Rescue Department will continue to monitor and evaluate the downward trend in cases of misconduct involving its officers and personnel, says its director-general Datuk Seri Mohammad Hamdan Wahid (pic).

He said this was crucial in ensuring that the 50% decrease in cases recorded so far remains consistent in curbing corrupt practices within the uniformed body.

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