Over 40 soldiers dismissed for bullying since 2019, says Army chief


PASIR MAS: A total of 41 army officers and rank-and-file soldiers have been dismissed for bullying or abusing lower-ranked personnel since 2019, says Malaysian Armed Forces chief General Tan Sri Muhammad Hafizuddeain Jantan.

He said of the total, action was taken against 29 rank-and-file soldiers and 12 officers, including privates, majors and lieutenants.

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