No evidence of bullying in student's axe attack on teacher, says Sarawak police
KUCHING: Police have found no evidence of bullying in the case of a 16-year-old student who injured a teacher with an axe at a private school here on Oct 21.
KUCHING, Oct 28 — Sarawak police anticipate needing 889 additional personnel to ensure public order and security during the upcoming 13th state election, according to Acting Sarawak Police Commissioner DCP Saifullizan Ishak. The state's police force currently stands at 7,469 officers and personnel. Saifullizan informed a press conference that a formal request has been submitted to Bukit Aman for reinforcements, with Sabah potentially contributing personnel to assist.
The commissioner emphasized that preliminary preparations, including manpower arrangements and logistical requirements, are underway to ensure the smooth execution of the election. Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg dissolved the State Legislative Assembly on October 23, setting the stage for the state election. The Election Commission (EC) will convene a special meeting on November 6 to finalize election dates and discuss pertinent matters.
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