- In conjunction with Mother’s Day, Allianz Malaysia Berhad (Allianz Malaysia) via its corporate social responsibility (CSR) arm Allianz4Good, once again collaborated with Kelab Marshal Keselamatan Jalan Raya Kuala Lumpur (RSMC) to build a safer community for women through the 8th Women Street Crime Awareness Campaign.
- The campaign – held at Cheras LeisureMall recently – benefitted over 800 female participants with vital skills and knowledge to navigate potentially dangerous situations. This year’s event also included road safety elements for the first time, offering insights into vehicle safety inspection and tips on safer commuting for women.
- Head of Allianz4Good, Ng Siew Gek said, women safety is a shared responsibility between individuals, communities and corporate entities.
“Through this initiative we wanted to create an inclusive platform where important topics like road safety and personal security are made accessible to all. We hope this event raises awareness, and encourages safer behaviour.”- Founder and President of RSMC, Captain K. Balasupramaniam expressed his enthusiasm for the campaign, stating, “Empowering women with the skills to protect themselves is crucial in fostering a safer community. Through our collaboration with Allianz Malaysia, we can provide practical and impactful experiences that enhance personal security and road safety. Together, we are making strides towards a safer environment for everyone.”
Through practical sessions, this campaign demonstrated personal security practices with hands-on experiences such as handbag snatch safety, pepper spray handling, and travel luggage safety, among others.- Additional modules for this year’s campaign included detecting CCTV spy camera, escaping a lift attack, as well as managing risks associated with drunk driving and microsleep.
Allianz Malaysia, RSMC include road safety elements in the 8th Women Street Crime Awareness Campaign
Kuala Lumpur, 21 May 2025

An informative safety demonstration on emergency response strategies during a simulated kidnapping scenario.

A participant actively engages in learning a self-defense technique during a lively and interactive session.