‘Children most impacted by Putra Heights blast’


Children undergoing art therapy at Putra Heights Mosque under the supervision of One-Stop Social Support Centre counsellors. — LOW BOON TAT/The Star

AMONG the Putra Heights gas pipeline blast victims, youths between the ages of 15 and 20 as well as younger children are the most impacted by the incident, says a professional counsellor.

Malaysia Family Foundation (YKM) counsellor Nooramra Mohamed Yatim said the young ones had been excited ahead of the Hari Raya celebration but the explosion had changed that view.

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