Take punctuality seriously, reminds ex-Sibu police chief
SIBU: Former Sibu police chief ACP Sai ful Bahri Abdul lah stresses punctuality as a key virtue in every member of the force.
He believes that it is a very bad habit to let others wait.
“Always follow strict discipline to attain good results,” he spoke at the farewell dinner-cum-birthday party held in his honour here on Monday.
Adding on, Saiful said he had been practising strict punctuality and discipline throughout his career in the force.
“I would usually arrive at office at 7.45am and leave after 5pm. After that, I would go to the mosque for Maghrib prayer at 6.30pm. In the evening, I would go through the
Always follow strict discipline to attain good results.
police reports on crime updates, and also watch the news on the television for the latest information so as to draw inspiration and ideas from.”
Saiful also told the guests that everything that he did was for the benefit of his subordinates and the police force.
“I wanted to see the good teamwork that we had to be enhanced in making Sibu police a better police force. It’s through such great teamwork that the crime rate here had been among of the lowest in the state.”
Sai ful a lso extended his appreciation to the media fraternity for its immense support, adding: “I am especially grateful to the Chinese press for highlighting crime news – at times, even allocating one full page for these news.”
He acknowledged the vital role of the media in disseminating information to the public and acting as a bridge between the police and the people.
“Such cooperation needs to be enhanced further for the betterment of the community,” he pointed out.
ACP Zailanni Amit took over from Saiful on Monday.
Zailanni, 43, is formerly Bintulu police chief and hails from Kuching.
ACP Saiful Bahri Abdullah, former Sibu police chief