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Rosey (standing, middle, in brown) with all participants of the PDK workshop held in Miri .

MIRI: More parents of handicapped children are sending their children for education and physical therapy, which is a healthy sign these children are not being isolated said Assistant Women, Family and Childhood Development Minister Rosey Yunus.

“Gone are the days when special children were hidden away and deprived of opportunities,” said Rosey during the closing of the Northern Zone Early Intervention for Special Children Workshop at Mega Hotel.

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