Where it stands
Alor Gajah · 14 facilities on this plate
Particulars
- Type
- Police station
- Local name
- Balai Polis Masjid Tanah
- District
- Alor Gajah
- Region
- Malacca
- Country
- Malaysia
Also in Alor Gajah
- Alor Gajah Police StationPolice station
- Balai Polis Pulau SebangPolice station
- Balai Polis Simpang AmpatPolice station
- Durian Tunggal Police StationPolice station
- Gadek Police Station – Alor GajahPolice station
- Hutan Percha Police StationPolice station
- Kuala Sungai Baru Police StationPolice station
- Lubok Cina Police StationPolice station
- Machap Baru Police StationPolice station
- Pondok Polis LenduPolice station
- Pondok Polis Pengkalan BalakPolice station
- Rembia Police Station – Alor GajahPolice station
- Tebong Police Station – Alor GajahPolice station
Frequently asked
What is the phone number of Masjid Tanah Police Station?
The main number on record is +606-3842222. Numbers can change, so check the agency's official website if the call does not connect.
Can I report something to Masjid Tanah Police Station directly?
In an emergency, call the national emergency number. For non-urgent reports, contact Masjid Tanah Police Station on +606-3842222.
What area does Masjid Tanah Police Station belong to?
Masjid Tanah Police Station is in Alor Gajah, Malacca, Malaysia. Alor Gajah has its own page in the atlas with every facility in the area.
Are there other police stations in Alor Gajah?
Yes. The atlas lists 13 other police units in Alor Gajah; they are linked at the bottom of this page.
What is Masjid Tanah Police Station called locally?
Locally it is known as Balai Polis Masjid Tanah. Use this name when asking for directions or writing to the facility.
What are the GPS coordinates of Masjid Tanah Police Station?
Masjid Tanah Police Station is at 2.3518° N, 102.1069° E. The map on this page and the directions link open the exact spot.
Does Masjid Tanah Police Station hold people in custody?
Masjid Tanah Police Station is a law enforcement agency. People it arrests are normally held briefly in police cells and then taken to the jail or remand prison that serves Alor Gajah.