Help for every abuse victim


Chong Eng (third right) opening the workshop on preventing domestic violence. With her are (from left) Mohan, Ong, Saroja, Gowri, Kaleessvaran and Lalitha.

THE Penang government is planning to set up First Support Points at the two local councils and five district offices to help victims of domestic violence.

Penang women and family development, and gender inclusiveness committee chairman Chong Eng said the move would complement the First Support Points at 29 service centres of assemblymen which had been helping people in distress.

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