Unity, integrity and humanity should be core thrusts of NS 3.0, say experts


Experts say the revised PLKN 3.0 should also train youths to understand and respect the Constitution and Malaysia's cultural diversity. – Filepic

KUALA LUMPUR: The revival of the National Service Training Programme (PLKN) should aim to inculcate values such as unity, integrity and humanity among young Malaysians, say experts and former trainees.

They are of the view that the initiative to introduce PLKN 3.0 is timely, especially when the younger generation is becoming increasingly exposed to negative influences in the digital space.

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