Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation senior vice-chairman Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye said he believed that a rise in unemployment in the country due to the Covid-19 pandemic would contribute to an increase in crime rates."More criminal activities may happen especially since interstate travel is allowed and with the lifting of roadblocks by the police as the country returns to normalcy.
He said MCPF has been implementing programmes to create awareness among the public to remind them not to take their safety for granted.
Uncle give solution, we all know that there is a problem. Maybe u can start by giving up you post as chairman of private companies.
So En Lee, what is your suggestion? What should the government do to stop new people venturing into a life of crime? Your experience and suggestions are respected. Maybe a survey should be done, reaching every household on how they are faring? Safety net provided? Soup kitchens?
Are you blind umno/pas has already started the pillage long time since !
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