Left: Encik Samuel Nyanggau ak Jabu (Kor SUKSIS), Encik Muhammad Aidil bin Fadzli (Kor SUKSIS), Encik Kpl. Nordin bin Aripin (PDRM), Encik Nor Azmi bin Ali (HEPA UTeM), Puan Mas Tina binti Abdul Hamid (VTREC), YDH Puan ASP Juliya binti Yusof (PDRM), Cik Sjn Noaramiza binti Long (PDRM), Cik Kpl Zarinah binti Kamaludin (PDRM), Puan Siti Aqilah binti Razali (VTREC), Cik Farah Nabilah binti Mustafa Kamal (Kor SUKSIS) and Cik Nur Saffa Aliah binti Ahmad Yusri (Kor SUKSIS).
MELAKA, 22 June 2022: The Co-ordinator of Vehicle Theft Reduction Council of Malaysia (VTREC), YBrs Puan Mas Tina Abdul Hamid attended a meeting with Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM), PPS Kor Sukarelawan Polis Siswa Siswi (SUKSIS) UTeM and Hal Ehwal Pelajar (HEPA) Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) to discuss plan on prevention and intervention not limited to prevention vehicle theft education, knowledge sharing and engagement with the pupil of UTeM.
The meeting was organised by Kor SUKSIS UTeM, chaired by YDH Puan ASP Juliya binti Yusof (Pegawai Penyelaras, Kor SUKSIS UTeM). Also attended were Encik Kpl. Nordin bin Aripin (Jurulatih, Kor SUKSIS), Cik Sjn Noaramiza binti Long (Jurulatih, Kor SUKSIS), Cik Kpl Zarinah binti Kamaludin (Jurulatih, Kor SUKSIS), Encik Nor Azmi bin Ali (Penolong Pendaftar HEPA, UTeM), Encik Mohd Hafidz bin Mohamad Razali (Pembantu Tadbir Kanan HEPA, UTeM), Puan Siti Aqilah binti Razali (Pegawai Eksekutif, VTREC), Encik Muhammad Aidil bin Fadzly, (President, Kor SUKSIS UTeM), Cik Farah Nabilah binti Mustafa Kamal (Deputy President, Kor SUKSIS UTeM), Cik Anis Sabrina binti Khairul Salleh (Secretary, Kor SUKSIS UTeM), Encik Samuel Nyanggau ak Jabu (Skuad Leader, Kor SUKSIS UTeM), Cik Nur Saffa Aliah binti Ahmad Yusri (Assistant Skuad Leader, Kor SUKSIS UTeM)), Cik Zarinah binti Kamaludin (Kor SUKSIS UTeM) and Cik Noramiza binti Long (Kor SUKSIS UTeM).
The meeting saw enlighten of VTREC’s background and roles, exchange of information on potential opportunities of collaboration between VTREC-Kor SUKSIS UTeM-HEPA UTeM on initiatives to further reduce the rate of vehicle theft through UTeM’s pupil engagements and approaches.
