The National Service Training Department (PLKN) White Resort camp operator in Balik Pulau has been ordered to improve on the cleanliness of the area or face drastic action.
PLKN acting director-general Rozainor Ramli said this when visiting the campsite this afternoon.
“We have given the operator a week’s warning to improve on its cleanliness or else we will take serious action,” Rozainor said.
PLKN acting director-general Rozainor Ramli said this when visiting the campsite this afternoon.
“We have given the operator a week’s warning to improve on its cleanliness or else we will take serious action,” Rozainor said.
“We will not hesitate to close down the camp if they do not take care of its hygienic aspects within this period,” he added.
Rozainor said his department would not tolerate such a condition as the cleanness of the camp, including accommodation, was its top priority.
The camp operator would be informed verbally about the matter while a report would be filed soon on it, he added.
Rozainor said the department had a “huge responsiblity” to care for the trainees as they were like “guests” during their stay.
On the complaints by the trainees, Rozainor said that they had expressed hope to continue with the training until Oct 31.
“After meeting them, they said they are satisfied after their grouses were heard by the authorities,” he said.
Rozainor said this was the camp’s first bad incident since the operator started the place in 2008.
“We assured the trainees’ parents that their children at the 81 NS camps in the country will be well taken care of,” he added.
Rozainor said his department would not tolerate such a condition as the cleanness of the camp, including accommodation, was its top priority.
The camp operator would be informed verbally about the matter while a report would be filed soon on it, he added.
Rozainor said the department had a “huge responsiblity” to care for the trainees as they were like “guests” during their stay.
On the complaints by the trainees, Rozainor said that they had expressed hope to continue with the training until Oct 31.
“After meeting them, they said they are satisfied after their grouses were heard by the authorities,” he said.
Rozainor said this was the camp’s first bad incident since the operator started the place in 2008.
“We assured the trainees’ parents that their children at the 81 NS camps in the country will be well taken care of,” he added.
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