Second Day To OEV Malaysia 2009

Woke up and found myself trembling, the air con was only 5 degrees Celsius! What's worst is that the remote control of the air con spoilt. How unlucky. Had breakfast in the hotel, then fall in at 7am with our full uniform. We had another new officer, which is Mr. Lark Singh. We headed to our first stop of the day, Balai Polis Pantai Tasik Putrajaya to have another breakfast there.


Then, we took our coach to the Marine operation Force Base Royal Malaysia Police Region One.
We felt so honored, as we were escorted by two police motorbikes and a police car.

When we reached there, we wore the PFD, Personal Floating Device, and were briefed about some safety rules.

Then, we went sightseeing on the speedboat! So fun and exciting, but the journey was too short. Let me just introduce you to 2 famous landscape in KL. It is picture 106. Why is this building special? It is a mosque made of steel. Outside, inside, everywhere! Thus, this mosque was named Steel Mosque.

Next is picture 114. If anyone of you has learnt before D and T, you should know about shape borrowing, and this picture is actually borrowing a shape of hat. It is a Japanese designer who designed this building. A close up picture is on picture 121.

After the tour, We were then given a souvenir which is a pencil case, a keychain, 2 chocolate rolls etc.

After which, we go back to the Balai Polis Pantai Tasik Putrajaya to have our lunch.

Then, we toured around the place, took some snaps,

and we proceed on to our third activity, which is the cadets interaction with students from PCC.

We had an opening speech from Mr. Bala, and the principal of PCC. Then, our Cadets Inspectors present a power point slides about the NPCC structure of Singapore, which is obviously the same power point we seen on Monday. Then, we performed for the students to see. Then, the officers exchanged their gifts.

We had our break time, with Kush’s favorite Teh Su Su (Milk Tea).

We then had a tour around the school. Their school was real big!

They even had a lift! Yet, they told us that their school is small. Compared to theirs, I think our school is smaller :x . Have a photo taking session with the students over there, say cheese!

I think this interaction is very interesting as we can exchange our different views of NPCC and can share with them on how our training is carried out. We can also learn from one another through communication. It is sure fun and we had made some friends there. We then exchanged our contacts.

Changed into our Mufti, we went for shopping! We went to the Sungei Wang, a local shopping mall in Kuala Lumpur. We bought many stuffs for ourselves and some of our friends, and even to our teachers!

Went for our dinner in a local restaurant in KL. The food there was very delicious! Went back to the hotel, proceed to the lounge and had our debrief. Then, lights off and had sweet dreams with the 'new’ bed.