Joining up to fight cyberbullying


(From left) Mangleswary, Chitarthany, Supt Chelvam and Chong Eng having a discussion on cyberbullying after the press conference. This event happened before the pandemic was declared.

NO cyberbullying cases have been reported in Penang so far this year but the police are not resting easy in this matter.

Commercial crime deputy chief Supt R. Chelvam said he believed that cyberbullying cases were under-reported.

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