MELAKA: The Prisons Department has a plan for modern buildings to replace archaic prisons that are more than 100 years old, mainly those built in the 1800s, in some states.
Director of Prisoner Management, Comm Ajidin Salleh said the proposal involved the prisons in Alor Setar, Penang, Taiping, Batu Gajah and Seremban due to the original structure of the buildings becoming obsolete and irrelevant in the current situation.
"So, we will propose that this matter be included in the next Malaysia Plan so that the old prisons can be replaced either with new buildings or new ones be built at other sites," he said after officiating at the 2021 SPM Excellence Awards ceremony for Integrity and Henry Gurney Schools in Telok Mas here, Wednesday .
He said the department would also prepare a rehabilitation plan to ensure that each inmate could plan their future while under detention.
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