Bernama's Contributions Recognised At IGP Appreciation Ceremony
IGP Tan Sri Razarudin Husain presented certificates of appreciation to Bernama's head of Crime and Security Desk, Ahmad Syabil Sultan Noordin Ahmad, crime desk reporter Noraizura Ahmad, and Bernama TV broadcast journalist Siti Zanariah Nor Zin.
Razarudin said the recognition was a tribute to the media's dedication to delivering accurate information and close cooperation with the police in addressing national security issues.
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