GEORGE TOWN, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- Penang police are stepping up preparations for the Northeast Monsoon (MTL), including improving personnel deployment, operational asset readiness and coordination with relevant agencies to ensure a swift response in the event of a disaster.
Penang Police Step Up Preparedness For Northeast Monsoon
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Penang police are enhancing readiness for the Northeast Monsoon by improving personnel deployment and coordinating with agencies. The Fire and Rescue Department has identified 51 high-risk flood areas and increased daily patrols.
- Penang police chief Datuk Dennis Lim Kwang Keng directed all departments to maintain optimal readiness during the monsoon season.
- The Fire and Rescue Department identified 51 high-risk flood areas, with Seberang Perai Tengah having the most at 18.
- Police leadership emphasized maintaining public trust through integrity, discipline, and the strict prohibition of misconduct.
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