Study: Schoolchildren picking up habit from peers and parents

By CHRISTINA TAN, FARIK ZOLKEPLI and NURBAITI HAMDAN

PETALING JAYA: With the 2014 FIFA World Cup set to kick off in less than two months, there are worries over the amount of money to be lost in bets placed by youths and children.

A study by Gamblers Rehab Centre (GRC) Malaysia showed that 93% of the 600 primary schoolchildren surveyed gambled.

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