FORMER deputy director of the National Narcotics Crime Investigation Department, Datuk Zainuddin Ahmad, has been appointed as chairman of the Penang Crime Consciousness and Public Safety Society (CCPSS), while Seah Kok Heng will serve as its strategic adviser.
Their appointments follow a recent restructuring of the board of committees, aimed at strengthening the society’s mission and operational effectiveness.
Zainuddin expressed his heartfelt gratitude for the trust and support shown by the board members, pledging to lead CCPSS in playing a more significant role in crime prevention and community safety.
He also voiced hope that in the coming year, all members would remain united in advancing the society’s goals and encourage wider public participation, especially in community-based initiatives.
“We will continue our efforts to ensure our society remains safe and harmonious. Our mission is to strengthen community cohesion through various activities, allowing everyone to experience the true power of unity,” said Zainuddin after the conclusion of CCPSS’s 2025 Annual General Meeting and committee election.
Seah emphasised that the reorganisation of the new committee marks a new chapter in CCPSS’s continuous efforts to enhance public safety, crime awareness, and community well-being.
“We believe CCPSS will continue to grow steadily and execute its mission more effectively. The next step will be a series of courtesy visits to state leaders, executive councillors, and heads of government agencies to further strengthen collaboration and jointly promote community safety and national unity,” he said.
CCPSS will work closely with the state government, the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), the Ministry of Education and State Education Department, the Ministry of National Unity, the Social Security Organisation (Socso), the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), and other government agencies and departments to support initiatives related to public safety and community development.
CCPSS is also committed to continuing welfare and community assistance programmes to help the underprivileged and to foster a safer and more caring society.
Meanwhile, Datuk Dr Annie Chin, Honorary Consul of Brazil in Penang, and Datuk Tony Goh, chairman of the Malaysian Association of Hotels (Penang Chapter), have been appointed as honorary presidents of CCPSS.
CCPSS Penang 2025–2027 Board of Committees:
Strategic adviser: Seah Kok Heng
Honorary presidents: Datuk Dr Annie Chin, Datuk Tony Goh
Chairman: Datuk Zainuddin Ahmad
Deputy chairman: Musen Liew
Secretary: Pooja
Assistant secretary: Edwin Martin
Treasurer: Dr Tan Yen Wooi
Committee members: Dr Lee Eng Wah, Kenny Gan, Raymond Chan, James Tan Teng Huat, Cynthia Ann
Internal auditors: Terrance Oo, Titan Chiang
Coordinators: Ruby Chang, Hasnul
Pix courtesy of Penang Crime Consciousness and Public Safety Society (CCPSS)