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Chong Eng (right) chairing a meeting with staff members of the Women’s Welfare Council at its premises in George Town. — Photos: ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star

YOUNG women in a dilemma with unwanted pregnancies need help and guidance, more than punishment.

State women and family development, gender inclusiveness and religions other than Islam committee chairman Chong Eng said many troubled women often resort to baby dumping due to fear of unknown consequences.

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