Police Commissioner Mancha Ata of Dayak Sarawak Police, on the brink of retirement, visits the premier prior to his departure from service
Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Mancha Ata Bids Farewell, Expresses Confidence in Successor
Datuk Mancha Ata, the first Dayak to hold the post of Sarawak Police Commissioner, is set to retire from his position on September 29 after a distinguished career spanning nearly three decades in the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM).
Hailing from Asajaya, Samarahan, Mancha Ata served in various key positions in Sarawak before being appointed to the top post in November 2023. His career in the PDRM took him across Perak, Sabah, and Sarawak, where he served as deputy commander of the General Operations Force (GOF) brigade and later as commander of the same brigade in Sarawak.
Before becoming commissioner, Mancha Ata was the deputy commissioner of Sarawak Police. He is grateful for the opportunity to serve in his homeland and expresses his gratitude for the trust, support, and cooperation given throughout his tenure.
As he prepares to retire, Mancha Ata has paid a farewell courtesy call on Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg. He expressed confidence that his successor, Datuk Mohamad Zainal Abdullah, will continue strengthening public safety in the state.
The official handover of duty is set for September 26, with Datuk Wan Ahmad Najmuddin Mohd taking over as Sarawak Police Commissioner. Mancha Ata believes his successor will carry on the work even better.
Mancha Ata's tenure as Sarawak Police Commissioner is mandatory retirement, but he leaves with a sense of accomplishment, knowing that he has played a significant role in maintaining peace and order in the state. He is a son of Sarawak and will always be proud to have served his homeland.
As he steps down from his post, Mancha Ata looks back on his career with pride and gratitude. He has served the people of Sarawak with dedication and commitment, and his legacy will continue to be felt for years to come.
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