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Sabah police to revise school SOPs to ease traffic flow

Top cop says discussion will be held with related departments to address this issue

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 08 Mar 2021 2:07PM

Sabah police to revise school SOPs to ease traffic flow
The new standard operating procedures will take into account the need for parents to accompany their children to school, says Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Hazani Ghazali. – The Vibes pic, March 8, 2021

by Junaidi Ladjana

KOTA KINABALU – Sabah police are revising the standard operating procedures (SOPs) at schools in order to ease traffic congestion caused by parents sending their children to school.

State Police Commissioner Datuk Hazani Ghazali said that a discussion would be held with the education department, the internal security department, and the traffic police enforcement unit to address this issue.

“The existing practice causes traffic jams especially roads where schools are located.

“Many of these schools are located along main roads that are in use by drivers and are thus causing long and slow traffic to build up, especially during rush hours and after school sessions,” he said to reporters during his first-day-of-school visit to SK Darau near Inanam today.

Hazani said that the new SOPs would take into account the need for parents to accompany their children to school. — The Vibes, March 8, 2021

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