Police Cadets Clean Up Pusat At Ehsan
By Kartika Rahman

Bandar Seri Begawan - As part of the community service, 400 people took part in one of the largest community projects that Pusat Ehsan has seen this year.

Organised by the Police Cadets from schools and colleges, they have expanded their services towards developing the community, nationality, religion and nation.

"We need to further develop as individuals and as a society that cares about the community," said Awang Haji Mahrub bin Haji Murni, Acting Director of Cocurriculum Education, in his speech as guest of honour for the community project at Pusat Ehsan.

The 400 participants included 200 officers, supervising teachers and police cadets, 70 members of the Police Cadet Brass Band and 30 members of 'Orkestra Kebudayaan', Co-curriculum Education Department while Pusat Ehsan staff, parents, special students and residents of Kampong Bengkurong made up another 100.

The community project is indirectly trying to teach the Police Cadets to adopt cooperative habits and thoughtfulness, which are values very prominently emphasised in the upcoming month of Ramadhan.

Additionally, the project is also aimed at congregating Police Cadets from all around the nation in the form of a community service project to strengthen community ties and giving the cadets an experience to provide community service.

The project also saw a donation of B$1,000 to Pusat Ehsan. Supt Haji Mohammed Don bin Haji Harith, Commander of Royal Brunei Police Force Training Centre handed over the donation.

Among the activities included cleaning the classrooms, repainting the vicinity and tidying the entire area.

The whole-day project was fully sponsored by the Police Cadets who provided food and cleaning equipment. To top it off, there were also musical performances by the Police Cadet Brass Band and 'Orkestra Kebudayaan', Cocurriculum Education Department. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin

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