Malaysia

Police trainees who have recovered from Covid-19 back to Pulapol on Monday

116 contracted virus, leading to temporary stop of training activities

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 06 Mar 2021 2:43PM

Police trainees who have recovered from Covid-19 back to Pulapol on Monday
A total of 406 cadet inspector trainees began undergoing training and classes on February 22. – Bernama pic, March 6, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – Police trainees who have recovered from Covid-19 and completed their quarantine will be allowed to resume training at all Police Training Centres (Pulapol) nationwide from Monday, said Bukit Aman Management Department director Datuk Ramli Din.

“Previously, 116 trainees were found to be Covid-19 positive. Many of them have recovered but we are still monitoring the situation,” he said. 

He said several Pulapol had also resumed operations as normal after 99 cadet inspector trainees, who had contracted the virus and were quarantined at the Pulapol here, had recovered.

“The remaining 17 trainees are still undergoing quarantine while awaiting further instructions from the Health Ministry,” he said.

He said as of March 4, three more cadet inspectors were still undergoing treatment for Covid-19 at the Malaysian Agro Exposition Park Serdang (MAEPS).

He added that training activities at all Pulapol nationwide, which had been halted following the outbreak of Covid-19 among the trainees, were now back in operation.

A total of 406 cadet inspector trainees began undergoing training and classes on February 22. – Bernama, March 6, 2021

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