Johor police deploy 13 district control centres statewide to assist in haze monitoring
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JOHOR BAHRU, Oct 13 — The Johor police contingent are assisting the state government in monitoring the haze through the activation of its 13 district control centres (DCC) across...
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Johor police chief Datuk Ab Rahaman Arsad said the activation of all DCCs aims to monitor and coordinate the haze situation in collaboration with the state government and its related agencies.
He said the activation, which covers all 13 police districts in Johor, will enable continuous monitoring.
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