JOHOR BARU, March 9 — Two police stations and a beat base in Johor are still temporarily closed, following the floods which have hit the state for the past nine days, said...
JOHOR BARU, March 9 — Two police stations and a beat base in Johor are still temporarily closed, following the floods which have hit the state for the past nine days, said state police chief Datuk Kamarul Zaman Mamat.
“The damage involves infrastructure, toilets and furniture items, in addition to firearms storage rooms which are also flooded. Kamarul Zaman, however, said the incident did not interfere with daily operations, as the officers and personnel in the areas were not affected. He added that a total of 150 officers and personnel of the Johor police will help clean the police housing quarters and affected residents in Kluang district today, and similar assistance to other districts will be arranged next.
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