#LahadDatu: Groups contribute RM30,000 to police fund

The MCA Public Service and Complaints Department and the National Council of Justices of Peace have each donated RM5,000 to policemen killed in the security operations against the foreign militants in Sabah.

The money was given to the Royal Malaysian Police Welfare Fund.

“Those police officers who protected the country and fought in the frontline will always be the nation’s heroes,” said department head Datuk Seri Michael Chong yesterday.

The council was represented by its deputy president Datuk Seri William Lim.

KK Group chairman Datuk Chai Kee Kan and Ticket Charge Sdn Bhd group chief executive Datuk Dr Dick Yong also contributed to the fund, each donating RM10,000.

Those interested in donating can send their cheques to “Tabung Kebajikan PDRM” and mail it to the department c/o: Datuk Seri Michael Chong, Wisma MCA, Public Service and Complaints Department, 7th Floor, No. 163, Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur.

For more information, call Wisma MCA at 03-2203 3888.

In LUMUT, MCA secretary-general Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha has called on PKR vice-president Tian Chua to resign for his remark on the incident.

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Community Emergency Response Team for Kelana Jaya

THE Kelana Jaya parliamentary coordinator’s office will help set up a Community Emergency Response team in view of the increasing number of crime and emergencies occurring in the constituency.

Kelana Jaya parliamentary coordinator Ong Chong Swen decided to set up the team after meeting with Selangor Community Policing Association president Kuan Chee Heng.

Kelana Jaya MCA deputy youth chief Chen Siang Hooi has been appointed as chief coordinator of the Kelana Jaya 1Malaysia Community Emergency Response Team (CERT).

Ong said curbing crime was everyone’s responsibility.

“Malaysia has a population of 28 million people. The estimated criminal population is around 100,000, with hardcore criminals numbering around 30,000,” she said.

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