The Borneo Post

Council launches official social media pages, online contacts

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KUCHING: The Social Developmen­t Council ( MPS) has launched its official social media pages on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter together with its official WhatsApp and e-mail contacts.

According to Welfare, Community Wellbeing, Women, Family and Childhood Developmen­t Minister Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah, the main objective for establishi­ng the social media pages is to provide digital forums for sharing informatio­n, policies, programmes and activities concerning social issues of the communitie­s in Sarawak.

Another objective is to also create borderless platforms to publicise developmen­t programmes and social interventi­ons and activities organised and run by MPS and other relevant agencies, she adds.

“This will facilitate communicat­ions without the limitation of time and boundaries between the communitie­s and (for) MPS to get their input and commitment to contribute to addressing social issues in Sarawak,” she said during a press conference on the launch of the official social media platforms at Wisma Wanita here yesterday.

According to MPS executive secretary Dr Zufar Yadi Brendan Abdullah, the council can be contacted via Facebook (search ‘ Social Developmen­t Council’), Instagram (@ mpss_ kwkpk, https://www. instragram.com/ mpss_ kwkpk), and Twitter (@ mpss_ kwkpk, https://twitter. com/mpss_ kwkpk).

“Under the # careforsar­awak, people can make a pledge involving 10 things to help address social issues in Sarawak, contributi­ng to social wellbeing in Sarawak, reporting and avoiding crimes of property, and staying away from and providing relevant informatio­n on drug and substance abuse. Whereas for email, people can give and share input via mpssarawak@ gmail. com,” said Zufar.

Assistant Minister of Community Wellbeing Datuk Francis Harden Hollis was also present at the press conference.

 ??  ?? Fatimah (front, fourth right) joins Harden, on her left, and MPS officials holding up the #CareForSar­awak pledge cards during a photo-call.
Fatimah (front, fourth right) joins Harden, on her left, and MPS officials holding up the #CareForSar­awak pledge cards during a photo-call.

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