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Malay Mail
31-05-2025
- General
- Malay Mail
Wild monkey attacks leave Kuala Krai villagers with injuries and anxiety
KUALA KRAI, May 31 — The peace and tranquillity of three villages in this district in Kelantan have been shattered since a group of wild monkeys started acting aggressively, attacking residents and damaging crops as well as intruding into residential areas. This has left about 300 residents from Kampung Kubang Lebur, Kampung Batu Lada and Taman Berkat Jaya fearful of stepping out of their homes, especially with two more residents falling victim to these wild monkeys in the past week. Sixty-two-year-old Zaiton Omar, who suffers from hypertension and diabetes, is still traumatised after facing an anxious moment on Tuesday (May 27) when she tried to chase away several monkeys on a soursop tree in front of her house. 'I fell when a huge monkey jumped from the tree towards me. I fell, hit my head, and it started to bleed. I also hurt my knee, but luckily my son was around and he took me to the Sultan Ismail Petra Hospital (HSIP) here,' she told reporters here today, adding that she spent four days at the hospital. Two days later, 16-year-old Muhammad Afif Mohd Affandi suffered injuries when he fell from his motorcycle while trying to dispose of garbage near his home in Taman Berkat Jaya. 'A few monkeys were near the rubbish bins when, suddenly, one of them jumped at me and I fell. I injured my shoulder, elbow and right hip... I also needed to get three stitches on my head,' he said. Meanwhile, 56-year-old Abdullah Ibrahim, who has lived in Kampung Kubang Lebur for nearly six years, said the wild monkeys not only destroyed crops but also stole food from their homes. 'In the morning, we'd go outside and find the bananas gone. Some monkeys even climb on roofs and rummage through kitchens. They're getting bolder. Many are even afraid to let their children play outside,' he said. Meanwhile, Kampung Batu Lada Federal Village Development and Security Committee secretary Ramdzan Yusoff said that the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Perhilitan) had set up traps after receiving their complaints. He reminded the residents to always be vigilant and avoid areas frequently visited by wild animals, especially when carrying out outdoor activities. Kuala Krai police chief Supt Mazlan Mamat has also confirmed having been informed of the action taken by Perhilitan and advised the public to immediately report any incidents of wild animal attacks to the relevant agencies. — Bernama
Dubai Eye
04-04-2025
- Dubai Eye
Dubai Police handle over 45,000 calls during Eid
Dubai Police handled a total of 45,845 phone calls during the recent Eid Al-Fitr holiday through its Command and Control Centre and the 901 Call Centre. Of these, 40,715 were emergency calls to the 999 hotline, while 5,130 were non-emergency inquiries directed to the 901 service. Colonel Bilal Jumaa Al Tayer, Acting Director of the Command and Control Centre, commended the call centre staff for their efficient handling of public inquiries, emphasising Dubai Police's commitment to quick response times and community satisfaction. He reminded the public to use 999 only for emergencies and to call 901 for non-urgent inquiries. Abdullah Ibrahim, Acting Director of the Customer Happiness Centre, revealed that the 901 Call Centre also handled 1,273 emails and 549 live chats on the Dubai Police website during the holiday, ensuring instant support and further enhancing the customer experience.
TAG 91.1
03-04-2025
- TAG 91.1
Dubai Police handle over 45,000 calls during Eid
Dubai Police handled a total of 45,845 phone calls during the recent Eid Al-Fitr holiday through its Command and Control Centre and the 901 Call Centre. Of these, 40,715 were emergency calls to the 999 hotline, while 5,130 were non-emergency inquiries directed to the 901 service. Colonel Bilal Jumaa Al Tayer, Acting Director of the Command and Control Centre, commended the call centre staff for their efficient handling of public inquiries, emphasising Dubai Police's commitment to quick response times and community satisfaction. He reminded the public to use 999 only for emergencies and to call 901 for non-urgent inquiries. Abdullah Ibrahim, Acting Director of the Customer Happiness Centre, revealed that the 901 Call Centre also handled 1,273 emails and 549 live chats on the Dubai Police website during the holiday, ensuring instant support and further enhancing the customer experience.
Emirates 24/7
03-04-2025
- General
- Emirates 24/7
Dubai Police handles Over 45,000 Calls During Eid Al-Fitr Holiday
Dubai Police received 45,845 calls during the Eid Al-Fitr holiday through its Command and Control Centre and the 901 Call Centre. Of the total, 40,715 calls were made to the emergency hotline 999, while 5,130 calls were received via 901, the number designated for non-emergency inquiries. Colonel Bilal Jumaa Al Tayer, Acting Director of the Command and Control Centre, praised the efforts of the call centre staff for their professional and prompt handling of public inquiries, reflecting Dubai Police's commitment to fast response times and community satisfaction. He urged public members to use 999 strictly for emergencies and to direct non-urgent queries and service-related questions to 901, which is dedicated to general inquiries. Meanwhile, Abdullah Ibrahim, Acting Director of the Customer Happiness Centre at the General Department of Administrative Affairs, stated that the 901 Call Centre also handled 1,273 emails and 549 live chats via the Dubai Police official website during the holiday period. He explained that the email and live chat services allow the public to receive instant responses to their questions and suggestions from specialised staff, further enhancing the customer experience. Dubai Police continues to encourage the public to use the correct communication channels to ensure smooth operations and prompt support during both regular and festive periods. Follow Emirates 24|7 on Google News.
