Counter staff now trained to help those in distress


Participants taking part in an ice-breaking session at the first Penang Safe Family Policy workshop at Jen Hotel Penang. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star

FRONTLINERS manning service counters at state agencies are now equipped with skills to offer support to people in distress.

The support system, known as the ‘First Support Points’, is part of the Penang Safe Family Policy in addressing domestic violence in the state.

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