Curving Juvenile Crime - New police plan to boost presence in schools

Aug 13, 2026

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The Malaysian police are set to implement a new strategy aimed at strengthening their presence within and around educational institutions. This initiative, spearheaded by the Home Ministry, follows a cabinet directive to enhance visibility as a measure to combat rising juvenile crime rates. The plan involves more frequent visits, direct engagement with students and stakeholders, and the introduction of proactive programs designed to educate students about criminal activities and safety. The objective is to create a more secure environment by ensuring visible police involvement in schools, thereby deterring potential offenders and providing a supportive framework for student safety. This proactive approach aligns with the government's broader digital safety policy for students.

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New police plan to boost presence in schools

Alor Gajah: Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said yesterday that police will soon carry out a new strategy to strengthen their presence in schools.

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What is the new strategy police plan to implement?

Police will soon carry out a new strategy to strengthen their presence in and around schools. This includes more frequent visits, direct engagement, and the introduction of programs to raise student awareness of criminal activities.

What is the main objective of this new police initiative?

The main objective is to curb juvenile crime by boosting police visibility in schools and creating a safer environment for students.

Who directed the Home Ministry to implement this initiative?

The initiative follows a directive from the cabinet for the Home Ministry, through the police, to boost visibility in schools.

Aug 13, 2026

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