Dudong incumbent wants more youth cadet corps training; police, military involved in future courses
By Doreen Ling SIBU, Nov 15: The School Youth Cadet Corps (KRS) in Sibu has been urged to increase its training sessions from once a year to at least two or three times annually, with police and military personnel brought in to strengthen members’ knowledge of discipline, crime prevention, and national defence. The call came from Dudong incumbent Dato Sri Tiong King Sing, who said more frequent training was necessary to reinforce the values of discipline, integrity, and leadership among KRS…
Dato Sri Tiong King Sing urged Sibu's School Youth Cadet Corps to increase training frequency from once to two or three times annually. He proposed involving police and military personnel to teach discipline, crime prevention, and national defence.
Tiong King Sing called for more frequent KRS training to reinforce discipline and leadership among students.
Police criminal investigation officers were proposed to brief members on crime-related matters.
Military personnel were suggested to share knowledge on national defence during future courses.
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SIBU, Nov 15: The School Youth Cadet Corps (KRS) in Sibu has been urged to increase its training sessions from once a year to at least two or three times annually, with police and military personnel brought in to strengthen members’ knowledge of discipline, crime prevention, and national defence.
The call came from Dudong incumbent Dato Sri Tiong King Sing, who said more frequent training was necessary to reinforce the values of discipline, integrity, and leadership among KRS members, particularly students who would eventually become the next generation of leaders.
Speaking at the closing ceremony of the 2026 KRS Management Enhancement Course at a hotel here today, he said the programme should not be limited to an annual activity but should provide regular opportunities for students to refresh their knowledge and strengthen their understanding of their responsibilities as uniformed personnel.
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