A TOTAL of 81 domestic violence cases in Penang were received and managed by First Support Point, a state initiative to assist victims of domestic violence, from March till July this year.
State social development and non-Islamic religious affairs committee chairman Chong Eng said both government and Opposition leaders have to join forces to support the initiative to solve domestic violence issues.
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