In a heartwarming incident in Malaysia, a group of police officers noticed a young girl walking alone on the streets. Upon learning that she had missed her school bus, they took it upon themselves to escort her to school.
On a regular patrol in Johor Bahru, three traffic officers from the Polis Daerah Seri Alam (Seri Alam District Police) came across a young girl walking by herself.
The trio of police officers, Mohd Rohaizam bin Mohd Zin, Abang Azrul Izwan bin Abang Aduka, and Hasbullah bin Abd Mana noticed her all by herself in the streets on Jalan Dedap 1, Taman Johor Jaya.
Concerned for her well-being, they approached her to inquire about the situation.
During their conversation, the officers discovered that the girl had missed her school bus and was planning to walk to school, which was approximately 1.5 kilometres away.
Recognizing the potential risks and challenges she might face on her own, the officers made a compassionate decision. They decided to escort her to school to ensure her safety and well-being.
Furthermore, they took the initiative to inform her teacher about the incident, emphasizing the importance of involving the school and the child’s guardians.
With the assistance of a kind-hearted member of the public, the police officers accompanied the young girl on her journey to school.
Together, they provided a safe and secure environment for her, alleviating any concerns she may have had during her walk.
The social media post shared by the Polis Daerah Seri Alam concluded with a reminder to all parents and guardians about the importance of monitoring and prioritizing the safety of their children.
The incident involving the police officers and the young girl serves as a reminder for the community to look out for one another and extend a helping hand when needed.