Young people should practise caution when scrolling social media


  • Family
  • Sunday, 22 Dec 2024

(From left) Syarifah Nur Alyaa, Marina, Arjun Jaya, Karima and Lee share their thoughts on keeping children and teenagers safe online. — Azhar Mahfof/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: It is crucial for kids to stay safe while growing up in a digital world, says Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri.

To make this happen, she calls on everyone to work together to create a safe environment where children can explore, create and learn without fear of harm.

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