Malaysian police will start holding talks in schools this year to warn students about the dangers of the Islamic State (ISIS), according to the Malaysian press.
Malaysian deputy education minister Chong Sin Woon told local journalists that the police and other security agencies will hold briefings for school children this year to “create awareness among students on the dangers of Islamic State terrorists.”
This appears to be the first such collaboration between the education ministry and the police, and Chong did not elaborate on the format that the briefings will take. Read more…
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