Sibu police should take zero-tolerance approach, says Tiong


SIBU: The police in the city have the capability to combat crime and should take a zero-tolerance approach, says Dudong assemblyman Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing.

In a press release issued in response to a shooting in Sibu, Tiong said that there is a need to prevent a recurrence of similar incidents and urged the police to solve the case quickly.

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