Why the details so vague alot of things not mentioned and its starting next year January very little planning time
2 months to announce who is selected


Its going to be a mess



ALOR GAJAH: The National Service Training Programme (PLKN) 3.0 will be implemented in stages from next January, says Deputy Defence Minister Adly Zahari.

He said that, for a start, the programme would be held at two military camps in Kuala Lumpur and Pahang before being expanded to 13 other camps nationwide once fully implemented in 2026.

For next year, the government has allocated RM50mil for us to start PLKN 3.0... according to the original plan, (we are supposed to start) in the middle of next year but there is a need for us to implement it earlier.

Starting early next year, we will have the first intake and we will focus on the two camps as the pioneer PLKN 3.0 project before implementing it on a bigger scale next June,” he told reporters at Hutan Percha here on Saturday (Oct 26).

He said this after officiating the handing over of the Melaka state-level 'Projek Jiwa Murni’, which was also attended by the Commander of the 3rd Division Maj-Gen Datuk Zahari Mohd Ariffin.

Adly said an estimated 500 participants would be chosen for the programme's January implementation and the number would be increased in the June intake.


Does this mean they only picking people who are studying? Full time workers not included? Or no? Singles? Married?
Best to pick those unemployed or freelancers like influencers. Salary people and biz owners have biz to manage or contract so should not be pick

But looks like its only for students in uni and college
He said the PLKN 3.0 would target participants aged 16 to 35 from among students in Form Four, Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) leavers and students from institutions of higher learning.

Earlier, the Alor Gajah MP said that through 'Projek Jiwa Murni’, a total of 10 houses in Melaka belonging to the hardcore poor and Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) veterans groups were repaired between January and October with an allocation of RM138,500.

He said five of the houses were in the Alor Gajah parliamentary constituency and five others in the Tangga Batu constituency. - Bernama

This post has been edited by Raddus: Oct 27 2024, 12:25 AM

Kids gonna die thanks to madani. Hope parents will continue vote PH

Until age 35???

Why?


18 years old or 19 years old enough lah




Malaysia to bring back national service - but just for 45 days.....

Undi18 can vote for PN already. #PNBEST yooooo

it will be a mess, i am expecting MEF, SME and MOHE making noise and some parent associate making noise also

unless they make it mandatory, thing not going to change but the consequence will be like sg korea , ppl will hate the mandatory and want to move else where once they are in golden year , u can see singaporean and korean move out their country and even say shit hole

Unfortunately, this lucrative project will be implemented by whoever you vote for.

It was introduced by BN, reintroduced by PN and reimplemented by PH.

Malaysia to bring back national service - but just for 45 days.

Our national service is not like South Korea and Singapore.

In Malaysia, PLKN lasts for 3 months, while in Singapore and South Korea, military service is 2 years.

PLKN also involves females, whereas Singapore and South Korea do not include females.


Sg have enlistment act...Malaysia do not have....





This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Oct 27 2024, 01:09 AM

Kem konsentrasi?


Kem rogol?


Kem maut?


Ayam tatau

Some say batch 2007 and above kena.

Batch 2007 mean those are enter form 1 on 2007 right?

The weak has spoken

should include working young adult la, can menyondol in plkn camp

waiting for news , bully in the camps, semburit, anak sy mati dlm camp, anak sy baik org nya dlm camp

Lucky graduated already means no camps for me

Hallo sir what year you graduate ? From high school or uni ?

This post has been edited by Pain4UrsinZ: Oct 27 2024, 02:29 AM

2024 uni 😂

Kekwa
Just model it after singapore NS or south korea conscription je la.
I know this program is basically useless compared to the example mentioned above that it likely won't matter anyway for employment and education, but further half assed inclusion criteria like this is just a sign of bad policy.

Last time isn't it oppo bising about this. Now pulak they do it?

Lmao. Tell that to the parents who's kids mampus and kena rogol yeah.

Sohai taliban mudah lupa? Kids actually died due to negligence

kinda funny, so if I take another degree or masters I could get put into plkn