S'gor police patrol cars to start entering school compounds to curb student misconduct


SHAH ALAM: With more than 1,200 cases of student misconduct reported in Selangor, state police patrolmen will now make their presence felt at schools by entering the compounds to carry out surveillance.

Selangor deputy police chief Deputy Comm Mohd Zaini Abu Hassan said previously police surveillance was carried out only from outside school perimeters.

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