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A Royal Malaysian Police special task force, led by Roslan (played by Rosyam Nor), seeks to bring down a group of mafias collectively known as Gang Anarchist, led by Asyraff (played by Syamsul Yusof), in Kuala Lumpur.

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A Royal Malaysian Police special task force led by Roslan sought to bring down a group of mafias known as the Gang Anarchist led by Asyraff in Kuala Lumpur. A young policeman named Zul was absorbed in a police task force to help Roslan solve the case, but the situation became more complicated as Asyraff began manipulating feelings, minds and sympathy between Roslan and Zul. A secret would be revealed when Anarkis robbed a Dato Meor's bank, Damofa Bank. What's the secret? How do the police want to beat the Gang?

Tells a story about a group of special police unit force lead by Roslan who has been trying to bring down a robbery gang lead by a guy named Asyraff. The gang is called 'Gang Anarchist' and known for their smart plans and tactics in bank robberies to confuse the police. In the same time a young policeman named Zul has been recruited into the special force team. The situation becomes more complicated when Asyraff, the gang leader stared to manipulate the minds of both Roslan and Zul. At the same time, Roslan is facing a problem in his marriage as he finds difficulties in balancing family and work. Zul is having the same problem with fiancé who happens to be daughter of the owner of Damofa Bank, which is the main target by the gang robbers. A dark secret will be revealed when they are on the move for the next heist? Will the special unit force be able to bring down the Asyraff? Everything will be revealed in the action-packed movie "KL Special Force"

While large-scale changes in population behaviour are required to reduce the transmission of the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 virus, the emergency context is not conducive to the sort of careful communications planning that would normally be required to meet such a task. Rapid strategic communications planning in a pandemic by governments is, however, possible and necessary. Steps include setting up a dedicated communications task force, mobilising partners and resources, developing a creative brief and theory of change and overseeing the creation, testing, roll out and revision of content. In this short guide, we argue that a minimum of strategic planning can be undertaken rapidly, and that good use can be made of simple principles of behaviour change, even during pandemics. Our aim here is to provide a blueprint that governments and their partners, especially in low-income settings, can follow to design, coordinate and resource national communications efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic immediately and for the longer term.

We already know in general what the main drivers of handwashing behaviour during non-pandemic conditions are. First of all, people wish to remove any disgusting material from their hands, whether after the toilet, after sneezing or after contacting greasy or dirty material.4 Second, people wash hands as a sign of good manners, for example, to protect others when serving food or shaking hands.16 This is, to some extent, enforced by social norms, especially when handwashing takes place in public.17 Nurture of offspring and other relatives is also a well-established motive for handwashing.18 There is also evidence that handwashing increases in the face of fear of an epidemic, although it may rapidly return to baseline level afterwards.2 These are global drivers of handwashing and do not seem to vary much between countries.19

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