Showing they have what it takes

The KL police chief said 180 participants from 36 teams from 10 departments and six police districts participated in the challenge.

The inaugural event was organised by city police to strengthen camaraderie among members of the force.

“Through this programme, we can see how the teams work together,” he said after launching the event at the city police headquarters here yesterday.Comm Mohd Shuhaily said in addition to the 10 police departments and six districts, the media was also represented by two teams. “We will continue organising this programme in the future in an effort to strengthen the relationship between the community and the police,” he said.

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