The Attitude problems of Malaysians-Ops Sikap
Ops Sikap was launched in Muar before Hari Raya Aidilfitri 2009 by IGP Tan Sri Musa Hassan lately. "Think of your loved ones" was once chosen as the tagline for our road safety campaign, to remind Malaysians to take care of their own safety, have a safe journey back to their home towns and celebrate along with the loved ones.
Ah Huat, a peace loving citizen of Taman Pertama Indah, Sg.Abong with IGP Tan Sri Musa Hassan during the buka puasa at Masjid Jamek,Jalan Petri Muar.Somehow the death rates on the roads could not be reduced because of the typical Malaysian attitude and bad habits of driving. Every festive seasons,many lives were sacrified because of bad driving habits.
Former Prime Minsiter Tun Dr.Mahathir Mohammad had cried before begging Malaysians not to play a fool while behind the wheels. Each time when his writes his Raya Aidilfitri greeting he reminded Malaysians not to speed but our countrymen always fail to take note on his advice.
During the press interview in Muar, IGP Tan Sri Musa says:
"Malaysians generally are good people with a heart of gold, but once he or she is behind the wheels then he or she could turn into a monster."
From Left: Assistant Muar OCPD Supt.Lee Chun Guan, YDP for Majlis Perbandaran Muar Tuan Hj.Abdul Wahab bin Ridwan and Johor Police Chief YDH DCP Dato' Hj. Mohd. Mokhtar bin Mohd Shariff.As for myself, I remember vividly a warning given by my driving instructor many years ago while I was attending the driving school ceremah before getting my driving licence.
He says: "Tuan-tuan and puan-puan sekalian, jika anda telah lulus dalam ujian memandu nanti, nasihat saya yang terakhir adalah supaya anda jangan mematikan orang di jalan raya!"
TSM Chairman Mr.Koon Chew Fatt with IGP Tan Sri Musa Hassan.
