Home Minister Presents Rahmah Aid to 100 Recipients in Kulim

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KULIM, 8 November 2026 (The Capital Post) – Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail presented Rahmah food basket contributions to 100 recipients during the Kedah Community Cultural Celebration with the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), held at the Kulim Hi-Tech Park Sports Complex on 7 November.

The assistance benefited 25 recipients comprising retired police personnel, widows and orphans from the PDRM community, alongside 75 residents from the surrounding Kulim area.

The programme, organised by PDRM Kedah, aimed to strengthen relations between security personnel and local communities through cultural, welfare and recreational activities.

Saifuddin officiated the programme and delivered an address highlighting the importance of cooperation between law enforcement agencies and the public in maintaining safety and social harmony.

He was accompanied by Home Ministry Deputy Secretary-General (Security) Dato’ Hj. Abdul Halim Hj. Abd Rahman and Deputy Inspector-General of Police DIG Dato’ Sri Abdul Aziz Abdul Majid, alongside senior police officers and department heads.

The afternoon programme featured a parachute demonstration by PDRM’s 69 Commando unit, a traditional war dance and a police band performance.

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During the evening session, Saifuddin flagged off the PDRM Kedah Night Fun Run, followed by a ceremony in which he was conferred the Sandang Khalifah Agung honour by Pertubuhan Seni Silat Pusaka Gayong Malaysia (PSSPGM).

The programme also featured martial arts demonstrations and a lucky draw, providing further opportunities for interaction between police personnel and members of the public.

The event formed part of community engagement efforts aimed at promoting cultural understanding, strengthening public confidence and encouraging closer cooperation between the police and local residents.

According to a post on the official Facebook page of Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN), the programme highlighted the importance of community participation and cultural harmony in supporting public safety and strengthening relations between security agencies and society – The Capital Post