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AKPS mourns fallen officer, pledges support to family
The Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency has paid tribute to officer Norhazwani Ibrahim, 35, highlighting her commitment to duty. The agency has committed to providing assistance to her family.
LSN Malaysia ·
TUMPAT — The Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) has honoured the memory of officer Norhazwani Ibrahim, 35, following her death, commending her dedication to safeguarding the nation's borders.
AKPS leadership expressed deep condolences to Norhazwani's family while reaffirming the agency's commitment to supporting them during this difficult period. The agency recognised her service record and the sacrifice made by frontline personnel in executing their duties.
Norhazwani's passing has prompted the AKPS to underscore the challenges faced by border control officers and the risks inherent in their work protecting Malaysia's territorial integrity. The agency reiterated that comprehensive welfare support remains a priority for its personnel and their dependents.
The tribute reflects broader recognition within Malaysia's security agencies of the contributions made by officers stationed along the country's borders, particularly in the northeastern region where Norhazwani was posted.