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Showing posts with label General Information. Show all posts
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Monday, November 14, 2011
New Traffic Summon Charges in Malaysia
Price quoted below are nett without further discount, bargaining are subject to price increase without further notice. Speeding: Exceeding 1 - 20km/h = $130 + 4 demerit points. Exceeding 21 - 30km/h = $150 + 6 demerit points. Exceeding 31 - 40km/h = $180 + 8 demerit points. Exceeding 41 - 50km/h = $200 + 12 demerit points + Court. Exceeding 51 - 60km/h = $200 + 18 demerit points + Court. Exceeding 61km/h = $200 + 24 demerit points + Court. If you want to be a hero and fight the court case yourself, and you lose, you pay the court charges yourself, which will add up to your fine. I guess the court charges is at least $200 and above. Careless driving = $150 + 6 demerit Points. Inconsiderate Driving = $170 + 9 Demerit Points + Court. Dangerous Driving = $200 + 24 Demerit Points +! Court + Vehicle Compounded. Illegal Racing = $200 + Vehicle Confiscate + Court. Fail to put Seat Belt = $120 + 3 demerit points. ng Double White lines = $130 + 4 pCrossioints. Phone and Drive = $200 + 12 demerit point + Phone Confiscate. Do not hold your handphone in your hand when you drive even with loud speaker or ear piece. Drink Driving (first offence.) = Up to $5000 Fine and, or Jail Term + License Suspended + Court. 2nd time offence = Jail term + Fine + Court. Making an illegal U Turn when there's no U-Turn sign = $70 . Fail to Signal when changing lanes = $70 . Driving at night without headlights or taillights switch on after 7pm = $30 . No Number Plate = $70. Obstructed Number Plate = $70. Obscured Number Plate = $70. Number Plate Of Unapproved Type = $70
Demerit Point system :
Let's say you have 0 point on 1st January 2005, and you committed the offence of Failing to Put on Seat Belt. So now, you will have 3 demerit points and this will last for 1 Year. If during this 1 year you have no demerit points offence at all, your 3 demerit points will be gone on 1/1/2006. But, if during this one year, From 1/1/2005- 1/1/2006, you committed another offence with demerit points, your very first offence will be extended for another year until 1/1/2007. For more information on demerit points (Kejara) go to http://www.jpj.gov.my/malay/kuatkuasa08.htm |
Friday, November 4, 2011
MPSJ acts on improving bulk waste collection
THE Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) has set up a task force comprising five teams to handle bulk waste collection.MPSJ president Datuk Asmawi Kasbi said the task force had begun collecting bulk waste since numerous complaints arose from the public.
Since the beginning of its operations, Asmawi said the council had received a total of 102 complaints regarding uncollected bulk waste in October compared with 106 in the previous month.“The number of complaints have reduced. We will come up with a fixed schedule and inform residential areas on the specific days and designated areas for bulk waste collection,” said Asmawi, adding that Subang Jaya is the highest on the list in terms of bulk waste collection.“The task force has until December to compile the data and statistics on bulk waste collection in Subang Jaya,” he said, adding that the collection will be carried out twice a month.
He said since Alam Flora Sdn Bhd had ceased providing garbage collection and cleaning services in Selangor on Oct 16, the number of complaints for domestic waste collection had also reduced to 89 in October compared with 124 in August.He said the council had no plans to increase the number of contractors for garbage collection services but assured that the council would monitor their progress from time to time.
At present, the council has 71 contractors assigned to garbage collection services in Subang Jaya.Garbage is collected three times a week for residential areas and playgrounds, six times a week for high-rise buildings, commercial areas and industrial areas, and daily for wet markets.
Since the beginning of its operations, Asmawi said the council had received a total of 102 complaints regarding uncollected bulk waste in October compared with 106 in the previous month.“The number of complaints have reduced. We will come up with a fixed schedule and inform residential areas on the specific days and designated areas for bulk waste collection,” said Asmawi, adding that Subang Jaya is the highest on the list in terms of bulk waste collection.“The task force has until December to compile the data and statistics on bulk waste collection in Subang Jaya,” he said, adding that the collection will be carried out twice a month.
He said since Alam Flora Sdn Bhd had ceased providing garbage collection and cleaning services in Selangor on Oct 16, the number of complaints for domestic waste collection had also reduced to 89 in October compared with 124 in August.He said the council had no plans to increase the number of contractors for garbage collection services but assured that the council would monitor their progress from time to time.
At present, the council has 71 contractors assigned to garbage collection services in Subang Jaya.Garbage is collected three times a week for residential areas and playgrounds, six times a week for high-rise buildings, commercial areas and industrial areas, and daily for wet markets.
By S. PUSPADEVI puspa@thestar.com.my
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Urban Park in the Making in USJ3
The last remaining piece of unmarked land in USJ, situated between the TNB power lines and USJ3C along Persiaran Setia, will be developed into an Urban Forest. Since last year, the usage of this piece of land has been up in discussion, since the proposed private recreation development fell through and was cancelled. While private developers were eyeing the 5 acres land for various commercial developments, JKP Zone 3 was determined to see it preserved as recreational for the benefit of Subang Jaya & USJ residents.
Toying with the idea of an Organic Eco Farm, centre for some cultural activities, and a green lung, the development of this recreational centre is moving ahead this November with Phase 1: creating an urban forest. What was great is the fact that MPSJ’s Town Planning Department is also was moving along the same thinking lines as JKP, and they revealed earlier this year a suggestion to create the urban forest. Things got into motion with a meeting between MPSJ’s Town Planning Department, Landscape Department and JKP in March.
Since then, the Rotary Club of USJ has come forth to volunteer to plant trees. The timing is perfect, This coming 11th November 2011 (11/11/11), JKP3, MPSJ & the Rotary Club of USJ will be planting 1111 (yes, one thousand one hundred and eleven trees) at the site. MPSJ is in the midst of preparing the trees to be planted, as well as the necessary earth works as you read this now.
For Phase one, besides planting the trees, there will be an earth trail thru the “forest”.Later, we aim to build some public toilets, maybe some picnic areas, and if we can get a suitable partner, start the Organic Farm, which will serve as some sort of plant and maybe animal museum for the city kids.
If you’d like to participate in this tree planting exercise, do contact me at rajiv@mpsj.gov.my.
by Rajiv - Zon3 MPSJ Councilor
Toying with the idea of an Organic Eco Farm, centre for some cultural activities, and a green lung, the development of this recreational centre is moving ahead this November with Phase 1: creating an urban forest. What was great is the fact that MPSJ’s Town Planning Department is also was moving along the same thinking lines as JKP, and they revealed earlier this year a suggestion to create the urban forest. Things got into motion with a meeting between MPSJ’s Town Planning Department, Landscape Department and JKP in March.
Since then, the Rotary Club of USJ has come forth to volunteer to plant trees. The timing is perfect, This coming 11th November 2011 (11/11/11), JKP3, MPSJ & the Rotary Club of USJ will be planting 1111 (yes, one thousand one hundred and eleven trees) at the site. MPSJ is in the midst of preparing the trees to be planted, as well as the necessary earth works as you read this now.
For Phase one, besides planting the trees, there will be an earth trail thru the “forest”.Later, we aim to build some public toilets, maybe some picnic areas, and if we can get a suitable partner, start the Organic Farm, which will serve as some sort of plant and maybe animal museum for the city kids.
If you’d like to participate in this tree planting exercise, do contact me at rajiv@mpsj.gov.my.
by Rajiv - Zon3 MPSJ Councilor
Friday, October 7, 2011
When You Hear the Siren
MPSJ introduces new multi-purpose patrol car
THE next time you are double-parked on busy Subang Jaya roads especially in commercial areas and you hear your vehicle registration number being called out, move it fast!
That “last call” if unheeded would see your vehicle being towed away by the enforcement unit of the Subang Municipal Council.
MPSJ president Dato Asmawi Kasbi said had introduced the new Proton Inspira enforcement vehicle, the first of its kind in the municipality to be used round the clock for official duties, including enforcement operations.
“The vehicle will be used to escort VIPs and assist in traffic dispersal especially when traffic lights are down or in accidents.”
“We will be using this to patrol commercial areas to deter double parking. We will announce via the public announcement system installed in the car and sound the siren to ask vehicle owners to remove their cars before towing operations begin,” he said.
Asmawi said MPSJ’s enforcement unit on motorcycles would continue issuing summonses to those who double-parked.
He said the vehicle will also be used during natural disasters and compliment the police force
THE next time you are double-parked on busy Subang Jaya roads especially in commercial areas and you hear your vehicle registration number being called out, move it fast!
That “last call” if unheeded would see your vehicle being towed away by the enforcement unit of the Subang Municipal Council.
MPSJ president Dato Asmawi Kasbi said had introduced the new Proton Inspira enforcement vehicle, the first of its kind in the municipality to be used round the clock for official duties, including enforcement operations.
“The vehicle will be used to escort VIPs and assist in traffic dispersal especially when traffic lights are down or in accidents.”
“We will be using this to patrol commercial areas to deter double parking. We will announce via the public announcement system installed in the car and sound the siren to ask vehicle owners to remove their cars before towing operations begin,” he said.
Asmawi said MPSJ’s enforcement unit on motorcycles would continue issuing summonses to those who double-parked.
He said the vehicle will also be used during natural disasters and compliment the police force
MPSJ to clean up neighbourhood of rubbish within a month
THE Subang Jaya Municipal Council will clean up the neighbourhood of rubbish within a month, says council president Dato Asmawi Kasbi.
“We will clear up all the rubbish and bulky waste which has been indiscriminately dumped by road shoulders.”
“The council will also place big bins for residents to dump their bulky waste as a measure to reduce indiscriminate dumping,” he said to SJ Echo after the council’s monthly morning briefing.
Asmawi said the Urban Services and Landscape Department would be teamed up to tackle this problem.
“MPSJ lorries will be mobilised to pick up rubbish by the road shoulders throughout the whole municipality,” he said.
He said MPSJ would place bulky waste bins in strategic locations and hoped that residents would give their cooperation to the council to stem the problem.
On illegal banners and signages, Asmawi admitted that the council was overwhelmed with the problem.
“MPSJ contractors who had been asked to help remove the Ah Long banners in Seri Kembangan were threatened by thugs.”
“Our enforcement officers have been directed to tackle this issue and to increase their efforts to fight this problem,” he said.
Asmawi said the council would contact utility companies like Tenaga Nasional and Telekom Malaysia to explore ways to clean up stickers which had vandalised their property as well.
“I would like to appeal to residents to help us out too. Call us if you spot people putting up illegal banners and placing stickers everywhere,” he said.
MPSJ’s Hotline can be reached at 03-5637 6545.
“We will clear up all the rubbish and bulky waste which has been indiscriminately dumped by road shoulders.”
“The council will also place big bins for residents to dump their bulky waste as a measure to reduce indiscriminate dumping,” he said to SJ Echo after the council’s monthly morning briefing.
Asmawi said the Urban Services and Landscape Department would be teamed up to tackle this problem.
“MPSJ lorries will be mobilised to pick up rubbish by the road shoulders throughout the whole municipality,” he said.
He said MPSJ would place bulky waste bins in strategic locations and hoped that residents would give their cooperation to the council to stem the problem.
On illegal banners and signages, Asmawi admitted that the council was overwhelmed with the problem.
“MPSJ contractors who had been asked to help remove the Ah Long banners in Seri Kembangan were threatened by thugs.”
“Our enforcement officers have been directed to tackle this issue and to increase their efforts to fight this problem,” he said.
Asmawi said the council would contact utility companies like Tenaga Nasional and Telekom Malaysia to explore ways to clean up stickers which had vandalised their property as well.
“I would like to appeal to residents to help us out too. Call us if you spot people putting up illegal banners and placing stickers everywhere,” he said.
MPSJ’s Hotline can be reached at 03-5637 6545.
Friday, September 30, 2011
Road Closure at NPE on Oct 2 2011
Avoid NPE stretches on Oct 2
Road closure for Subang Jaya area during Adidas King Of The Road Run on 2 October 2011 at NPE Highway.
Road closure for Subang Jaya area during Adidas King Of The Road Run on 2 October 2011 at NPE Highway.
Monday, July 4, 2011
PDRM meet the Public Session / Ops Payung 2 launching
Dear Residents of Subang Jaya
The Subang Jaya District Police will be meeting the Public and also Launching the "OPS PAYUNG 2".The details are as follows:-
1.1. Date- 13 April 2011(Wednesday)
1.2. Place- Restaurant Haji Man SS 15/2, Subang Jaya
1.3. Time- 5.00pm - 7.00pm.
Residents of Subang Jaya are cordially invited to join us and be part this pro gramme.
Thank You and Best Regards.
DSP Raj
for OCPD Subang Jaya
The Subang Jaya District Police will be meeting the Public and also Launching the "OPS PAYUNG 2".The details are as follows:-
1.1. Date- 13 April 2011(Wednesday)
1.2. Place- Restaurant Haji Man SS 15/2, Subang Jaya
1.3. Time- 5.00pm - 7.00pm.
Residents of Subang Jaya are cordially invited to join us and be part this pro gramme.
Thank You and Best Regards.
DSP Raj
for OCPD Subang Jaya
Thursday, June 23, 2011
New Asst OCPD Subang Jaya
Please be informed effective immediatly, ( Supt ) Tuan Tan Ah Chua has been appointed the new Asst.Officer in Charge of Police District (Asst. OCPD) for Subang Jaya
His contact details as follows:
Superintendent of Polis (Supt) Tuan Tan Ah Chua
Telephone: 03-78627002
Email: tanac55@hotmail.com
Supt Tuan Tan has taken up his duties at IPD Subang Jaya located at USJ8 and will assist OCPD ACP Tuan Zainal Rashid Hj Abu Bakar.
We would like to congratulate Supt Tuan Tan on his promotion to his new post and to wish him a warm welcome him to the SJ District
His contact details as follows:
Superintendent of Polis (Supt) Tuan Tan Ah Chua
Telephone: 03-78627002
Email: tanac55@hotmail.com
Supt Tuan Tan has taken up his duties at IPD Subang Jaya located at USJ8 and will assist OCPD ACP Tuan Zainal Rashid Hj Abu Bakar.
We would like to congratulate Supt Tuan Tan on his promotion to his new post and to wish him a warm welcome him to the SJ District
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
MPSJ Cycle for a Healthy Life this coming Sunday
Get your legs and bikes ready for this coming Sunday’s ( June 26, 2011 ) MPSJ Kayuhan Mesra event. This will be the final cycling event of 3 hosted by MPSJ since April.
The last two events was attended by more than 100 cyclists ( all bicycles, race and age ) having full and safe ownership of USJ Streets courtesy of MPSJ, Bomba and Police officials. Reminder : All participants must wear Bicycle Helmets
As usual, we will be meeting at USJ 3/1 Padang at 7am ( SHARP ) on Sunday morning; to which we will make our way to MPSJ Stadium for the start of the event at 7:30am. The route will be approx. 13km ( see map ) and the event will be over by 9:00am.
Do invite any friends or relative to join in the fun… Cheers
The last two events was attended by more than 100 cyclists ( all bicycles, race and age ) having full and safe ownership of USJ Streets courtesy of MPSJ, Bomba and Police officials. Reminder : All participants must wear Bicycle Helmets
As usual, we will be meeting at USJ 3/1 Padang at 7am ( SHARP ) on Sunday morning; to which we will make our way to MPSJ Stadium for the start of the event at 7:30am. The route will be approx. 13km ( see map ) and the event will be over by 9:00am.
Do invite any friends or relative to join in the fun… Cheers
Monday, May 23, 2011
MPSJ Cycle for a Healthy Life this coming Sunday
MPSJ will again be holding their "Cycle for a Healthy Life" ride this coming Sunday ( May 29, 2011 )
Last month, more than 150 cyclist of all races, age and bicycle types took part in what can only be described as a very well organised event and fun for all who attended. Safety helmets are compulsory.
MPSJ, Ambulances and Police staff was stationed along the entire cycling route of 15km to direct traffic and lend assistance to cyclist. A patrol vehicle is available to fetch riders and their bikes to the starting point if neccessary.
Interested residents and friends are invited to join in. We will be meeting at 7:00am sharp at the USJ 3/1 Padang and moving as a group towards MPSJ Stadium for the start of the event at 7:30am.
Our Geng was there last month !!
New OCS for Balai Polis USJ 8 - Tuan Firid Bin Fisol
Please be informed effective May 2011, Tuan Firid Bin Fisol has been appointed the new OCS (Officer in Charge of Station) for Balai Polis USJ8. We would like to wish him a warm welcome and best of luck as our new OCS. His contact details as follows:
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
JKP3 USJ Family Day - June 11, 2011
JKP3’s Family Day is back - June 11. It will be held from 5pm to 10pm with the theme “Loving Our Community, Caring for Our Environment”.
This year’s main attraction will be Hot Air Balloon rides, right at our very own MPSJ’s Stadium in USJ5. Just like the first family day, we will be offering 500 goodie bags to the first 500 families. Last year it was all snatched up in one hour, so make sure you get there early this year.
Among the attractions on the cards this year is a Bouncy Castle for kids (free of charge), face painting, sand art, fun fair, tele-matches for kids, free football clinic by Brazil Football Club, demonstration by Bomba, Free Health Screening, lots of interesting food stalls and a flea market. Many more plans are in the works for more activities.
We are looking for the community to participate in a few ways:
1) Run a stall in our “marketplace” – be it selling food, drinks, clothing, craft, services or just about anything legal you can think of;
2) Perform on stage – we will be running local performances from 7:30pm right up to 10pm, and will be getting a good sound system in place for this. If you’d like to showcase your talent, this is your chance;
3) Sponsor – This family day’s budget is approximately RM50k, and is being raised mostly from sponsorship in cash and kind;
4) Help out in running the show – one of our greatest achievements in last year’s family day was nearly 100 volunteers from all over USJ (and some Subang Jaya) pitched in to make it possible. Great teamwork, great results, great satisfaction.
FYI: Our 3/1 Resident Committee will be looking after the Prize Giving and Lucky Draw event; If you want to assist, please contact me at nyghtsky@gmail.com.
Upcoming Plans for Zone 3
For those of you who read Sarawakian’s column in this paper (if you’re not, I’m doing free advertisement for him), a constant complaint of his are the problems in Taipan – broken drain covers, filthy drains, restaurant food preparation, etc –I, as your representative to MPSJ, totally agree and share your sentiment. As I push in council meetings for improvements on this, I hope we can join hands together in making a difference.
Firstly, please do your part and don’t litter. Next, join me in voicing this to the Yang DiPertua (Council President) who is the head of the administration of MPSJ, as he heads the respective departments responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and infrastructure in our beloved Subang Jaya. You can also make complaints (it’s easy to do this online or via the hotline) to MPSJ, that gives a show of strength of our desire for improvement of service and concern for hygiene.
While I’ve talked about plans for zone 3 in my column in January’s edition of SJ Echo, the latest and biggest plan in the pipeline today for zone 3, is to convert the last remaining piece of vacant public land into an urban forest. This would entail a walking/jogging path, forest trees, possibly an exhibition farm and complimentary facilities. I’m glad the Town Planning and Landscape departments are working towards this, and we aim to do a public presentation before moving towards its development (possibly early next year). The design works in underway now.
This year’s main attraction will be Hot Air Balloon rides, right at our very own MPSJ’s Stadium in USJ5. Just like the first family day, we will be offering 500 goodie bags to the first 500 families. Last year it was all snatched up in one hour, so make sure you get there early this year.
Among the attractions on the cards this year is a Bouncy Castle for kids (free of charge), face painting, sand art, fun fair, tele-matches for kids, free football clinic by Brazil Football Club, demonstration by Bomba, Free Health Screening, lots of interesting food stalls and a flea market. Many more plans are in the works for more activities.
We are looking for the community to participate in a few ways:
1) Run a stall in our “marketplace” – be it selling food, drinks, clothing, craft, services or just about anything legal you can think of;
2) Perform on stage – we will be running local performances from 7:30pm right up to 10pm, and will be getting a good sound system in place for this. If you’d like to showcase your talent, this is your chance;
3) Sponsor – This family day’s budget is approximately RM50k, and is being raised mostly from sponsorship in cash and kind;
4) Help out in running the show – one of our greatest achievements in last year’s family day was nearly 100 volunteers from all over USJ (and some Subang Jaya) pitched in to make it possible. Great teamwork, great results, great satisfaction.
FYI: Our 3/1 Resident Committee will be looking after the Prize Giving and Lucky Draw event; If you want to assist, please contact me at nyghtsky@gmail.com.
Upcoming Plans for Zone 3
For those of you who read Sarawakian’s column in this paper (if you’re not, I’m doing free advertisement for him), a constant complaint of his are the problems in Taipan – broken drain covers, filthy drains, restaurant food preparation, etc –I, as your representative to MPSJ, totally agree and share your sentiment. As I push in council meetings for improvements on this, I hope we can join hands together in making a difference.
Firstly, please do your part and don’t litter. Next, join me in voicing this to the Yang DiPertua (Council President) who is the head of the administration of MPSJ, as he heads the respective departments responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and infrastructure in our beloved Subang Jaya. You can also make complaints (it’s easy to do this online or via the hotline) to MPSJ, that gives a show of strength of our desire for improvement of service and concern for hygiene.
While I’ve talked about plans for zone 3 in my column in January’s edition of SJ Echo, the latest and biggest plan in the pipeline today for zone 3, is to convert the last remaining piece of vacant public land into an urban forest. This would entail a walking/jogging path, forest trees, possibly an exhibition farm and complimentary facilities. I’m glad the Town Planning and Landscape departments are working towards this, and we aim to do a public presentation before moving towards its development (possibly early next year). The design works in underway now.
by Rajiv Rishyakaran
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Kayuhan Hidup Sihat MPSJ 2011
MPSJ will be organising Health Cycling Program 2011 to which all are invited to participate. Participants are invited to join in. Please come on your own bicycle, suitable equiped and attired ( Helmets are a must )Date: 24 April 2011 ( Sunday )
Time : 7.30 am - 9.00 am
Venue : Kompleks Sukan (Stadium), Bangunan MPSJ, USJ 5 Subang Jaya ( in front of Taipan USJ )
Former national cyclists M. Kumaresan & Musairi Musa will be joining in the program.
There will also be an Opening Ceremony and Press Conference held this coming Friday at 9:00am at Laman Kenanga, Tingkat 1, Bangunan MPSJ. Riders are invited to attend as well.
MPSJ will be holding the health cycling program on every last Sunday of the month. Come with your family and invite all your friends to join along in support of this healthy activity.
Monday, April 11, 2011
New SS17 Bomba Chief
Introducing our new Bomba Chief - Deputy Superintendent Khairi bin Daud - Handphone Number: 012-2788532
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Balik Kampung-Rumah Selamat program 2011
Further to the Official launch of the Balik Kampung – Rumah Selamat Campaign at Summit USJ by YDH DIG Datuk Hussin Hj Ismail on Sunday 16/01/2011.
SJ Alert pleased to announce that you can now register for Balik Kampung Rumah Selamat On-line at:
http://www.sjalert.com.my/Balik_Kampung/bk_online.htm
Kindly be advised that On-Line registration will only be accepted by SJ Alert up to Tuesday, 01/02/2011 at 5.00pm. Registration after this time may not be recorded.
You can also register directly at the Balai Polis near you by using the official Borang Maklumat readily available at all participating Balai Polis.
Just a reminder, do register early so that the Polis can plan their Patrols efficiently, do not send in your registration at the very last moment.
If you are driving this Chinese New Year, please do so safely and remember to get your passengers seated at the rear of the car to buckle up.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Call your Cops direct
CALL your cops direct for emergencies or enquiries.
Residents of Subang Jaya and USJ can now call their own neighbourhood policeman on the latter’s mobile number for emergencies or enquiries, an extension of the community policing campaign launched by the police district recently.
Subang Jaya OCPD ACP Zainal Rashid Abu Bakar said policemen were going around meeting residents to distribute sector cards which contain the name and mobile phone numbers of the police constable in charge of security of a particular area.
“Subang Jaya has been divided into smaller areas or sectors and is supervised by one or two constable rank policemen.”
“Residential areas will be our first target. It is our intention to encourage residents to know the personnel who monitor their area,” he said.
ACP Zainal said with the calling card, residents could call the personnel on duty any time and make reports or complaints about suspicious activities in their neighbourhoods.
Residents of Subang Jaya and USJ can now call their own neighbourhood policeman on the latter’s mobile number for emergencies or enquiries, an extension of the community policing campaign launched by the police district recently.
Subang Jaya OCPD ACP Zainal Rashid Abu Bakar said policemen were going around meeting residents to distribute sector cards which contain the name and mobile phone numbers of the police constable in charge of security of a particular area.
The sector cards are similar to a name card, according to ACP Zainal.
“Subang Jaya has been divided into smaller areas or sectors and is supervised by one or two constable rank policemen.”
“Residential areas will be our first target. It is our intention to encourage residents to know the personnel who monitor their area,” he said.
ACP Zainal said with the calling card, residents could call the personnel on duty any time and make reports or complaints about suspicious activities in their neighbourhoods.
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