BRUNEI HIVE

Thursday 2 May 2024

Brunei: PCMF & DENTAL Centre Information - PCMF and DENTAL CLOSURE - Friday, 03rd May 2024

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Brunei: Nepali New Year 2081 Celebration - Friday, 3rd May 2024, 1800 - 2300 hrs @ Tukerlines MT Square

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Tickets will be available for purchase on the day at the gate.

Tickets (inclusive Raffle Draw):

Adult - $ 10

Children - $ 5 (Under 5 are free)

Brunei: NAAFI - Quiz Night - Friday, 03rd May 2024, 2000 hrs @ Patio Bar

Brunei: Monkey Guarding - Next Date Monkey Adventure Walks - Friday, 03rd May 2024, 5 PM @ Panaga Club

*New DATES* Monkey Adventure Walks - 1700 hrs @ Panaga

Kindly sign up using the link below. You can find out more information about Monkey Adventure Walk and about what we do on our website.

Windscreens. [S 190/81] 18.

(1) The glass of all windscreens and windows fitted to any motor vehicle shall be safety glass, that is to say, glass so constructed or treated that if fractured it does not fly into fragments capable of causing severe cuts.

(2) All glass and any transparent material fitted to a motor vehicle shall be maintained in such condition that it does not obscure the vision of the driver while the vehicle is being driven on a road. LAWS OF BRUNEI p. 16 [CAP. 68, Rg 1 Road Traffic [Subsidiary] 2007 Ed.]

(3) No tinted glass shall be used as part of or fitted to the windscreen or window of a motor vehicle except with the prior written permission of the Commissioner of Police or the Director. [S 16/88]

(4) For the purpose of sub-regulation (2), a windscreen or window of a motor vehicle shall be deemed to be obscured if any curtain, blinds, stickers, any material or thing whatsoever whether similar or not are fixed to the windscreen or window whether or not such curtains, blinds, stickers, material or thing do in fact obscure the vision of the driver while the motor vehicle is being driven on a road:

Provided that this sub-regulation shall not apply —

(a) to a licence which is required by regulation 75 to be fixed on the windscreen of a motor vehicle; or

(b) to any curtains, blinds, stickers, material or thing whatsoever fixed on the windscreen or window of a motor vehicle with the permission of the Commissioner of Police or the Director. [S 16/88]

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Brunei: RMP - Seat Belts and Child Car Seats

SEAT BELTS AND CHILD CAR SEATS

1. The wearing of vehicle seat belts where fitted by all vehicle drivers and all vehicle passengers is a legal requirement, without exception. This includes the correct fitting and sizing of child seats. Children must normally use a child car seat until they’re 12 years old or 135 centimetres tall, whichever comes first. Children over 12 or more than 135cm tall must wear a seat belt. You can choose a child car seat based on your child’s height or weight. See below for more information

a. 0kg to 10kg 0 Lie-flat or ‘lateral’ baby carrier, rear-facing baby carrier, or rear-facing baby seat using a harness.

b. 0kg to 13kg 0+ Rear-facing baby carrier or rear-facing baby seat using a harness.

c 9kg to 18kg 1 Rear- or forward-facing baby seat using a harness or safety shield.

d. 15kg to 25kg 2 Rear- or forward-facing child car seat (high-backed booster seat or booster cushion) using a seat belt, harness or safety shield.

e. 22kg to 36kg 3 Rear- or forward-facing child car seat (high-backed booster seat or booster cushion) using a seat belt, harness or safety shield.

2. The RMP conduct regular checks and anyone found not wearing a seat belt or with children not correctly restrained could face prosecution and disciplinary action.

Brunei: RMP - Reporting Crime and Wrongdoing

Reporting crime and wrongdoing

If you or someone else are in immediate danger or you need support right away, always call 993 if in Brunei (or 999 if in the UK).

If you wish to report a crime committed by a person or persons subject to Service law/discipline, and wish to remain anonymous, this can now be reported through the charity Crimestoppers.

How to contact Crimestoppers

If you are serving abroad, you must use the online information form to contact Crimestoppers – this will ensure your anonymity.

You can contact Crimestoppers by:

calling 0800 555 111 at any time of day or night – if in the UK only
completing the information form on the Crimestoppers website – the form is completely secure and designed to protect your anonymity.

How to contact the Service Police

To report a crime or speak to the Service Police, whether in the UK or overseas, you can call:

Service Police Crime Bureau – 02392 285 170 or 02392 285 180
Service Police confidential crime line – 0800 085 0685
RMP Detachment Brunei - +673 8330252

You can also raise a report through your Chain of Command or attend or call a local Service Police station: the Service Police Crime Bureau can provide details.

Call it out

Visit the Call it out hub for more information about what you can do if you see or experience a crime, or if you need support or advice – including information on our Victim Witness Care Unit.