Comm Narenasagaran (second left) explaining about crime prevention to SMK Sama Gagah students. With them is Ismail.
THE Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) and the Education Ministry have launched a school liaison officer guidebook to help schools and officers execute their roles and responsibilities.
A total of 834 primary and secondary schools in Penang now have police liaison officers.
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Comm Narenasagaran (second left) explaining about crime prevention to SMK Sama Gagah students. With them is Ismail.
Central Seberang Perai (SPT) police headquarters operation officer Insp Mohd Shaazuani Razali and Zalinah observing students attaching their ‘boarding gate’ tags on a ‘plane’ to mark their attendance. — MUSTAFA AHMAD/The Star
Students marks their attendance at the school attendance flight boarding board system while being monitor by the school senior assistant Zalilah Ghazali (cream tudung/centre) during the 'Majlis Permuafakatan KPM dan PDRM.
Program Jom Ke Sekolah 2020' at SMK Sama Gagah in Permatang Pauh, Penang yesterday.
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