IN A lively classroom at the Touch Centre in SS2, Petaling Jaya in Selangor, a familiar scenario is unfolding: a group of older participants huddled with young volunteers, their initial hesitation melting away into a chorus of murmurs, bursts of laughter, and eager questions.
This vibrant exchange is the heart of a crucial effort by local assemblymen to bridge the “grey digital gap” – a chasm that leaves seniors vulnerable to scams and social isolation.
