Security personnel touched by acts of kindness


All quiet now: A police-army team manning the roadblock along the usually busy Jalan Sg Ujong, which connects Seremban to the North South Expressway, seeing fewer cars in recent days. — SARBAN SINGH/The Star

SEREMBAN: As cops and army personnel carry out their duties diligently to ensure compliance of the extended movement control order (MCO), simple gestures by the people make their day.

A police sergeant manning a roadblock along Jalan Sg Ujong, the main link from the North-South Expressway to the city, said he was touched by the action of a passing motorist.

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