Nur Jazlan: Online police reports a future possibility


KUALA LUMPUR: Police reports may soon be able to be lodged online without people having to be physically present at police stations, says Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed (pic).

The Deputy Home Minister said this would be part of an effort to modernise the police force, in line with technological advances.

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