From left: Sjn Norazizah Assan, Kpl Suzeyah Mahusin, Sjn Nur Syahida Carol Ayob, Puan Marlyana Mansur, Encik Aniq Denial Fauzi, YDH Tuan ASP Abang Zulkernaen Abang Kerni, YDH Tuan ASP Murad Jemiri, YDH Tuan Insp Kumlat Tan, YDH Tuan ASP Ahmad Naim Ayop, Sjn Namisna Bujang, Sjn Hairane Sopaat, Kpl Tracy Bailin at Doodle Wall of PDRM-VTREC Vehicle Theft Public Awareness Mini Campaign at Vivacity Megamall
Kuching, 28 October 2023: Vehicle Theft Reduction Council of Malaysia (VTREC) promotes public awareness in the ongoing effort to prevent car theft via Mini Campaign activities on vehicle theft protection.
Vehicle theft awareness campaigns play a crucial role in safeguarding communities and reducing the incidence of vehicle theft because they raise awareness campaigns to educate the public about the dangers of vehicle theft, emphasizing preventive measures. Thus, by increasing awareness, people become more vigilant and take necessary precautions.
From right: YBrs Puan Mas Tina Abdul Hamid, Co-ordinator of Vehicle Theft Reduction Council of Malaysia, Puan Marlyana Mansur and Encik Aniq Denial Fauzi, Executive Vehicle Theft Reduction Council of Malaysia
From left: L/Kpl Pang Shi Wei, Kpl Haidi Ahmad, Sjn/D Mohd Ruddy Onn Hasan, YBrs Puan Mas Tina Abdul Hamid (Middle), Encik Aniq Denial Fauzi, Kpl Tracy Bailin, Sjn Norazizah Assan
The mini-campaign was conducted in the East Atrium, Ground Floor, Vivacity Megamall, Kuching, Sarawak, and was attended by members of the public as well as police officers from JSJ, JPJKK, and AMANITA. The participants in the public awareness mini-campaign contributed as well with activities including putting messages on the Doodle Wall, colouring the Doodle Wall, a colouring contest, and a wheel of fortune.
VTREC Co-ordinator YBrs Puan Mas Tina Abdul Hamid said, “The PDRM-VTREC Vehicle Theft Public Awareness Mini Campaign is to ensure more people understand and are aware of what crime vehicle theft is and how to protect their vehicle”. We may utilize this to educate and raise public knowledge on how to secure their vehicle by using a chain lock, locking the steering wheel, using an anti-theft protector or signal-blocking pouch for the car key fob, and parking in a well-lit place.
The support and responses from the public and police officers at the Awareness Wall were positive whereby it was filled with aspirations and positive messages and pledges against vehicle theft.
Among the public participants
YBrs Puan Mas Tina Abdul Hamid giving quizzes to the Participants that enliven the program
