The Women, Family and Community Ministry said a total of 723 missing children cases were reported from January to June this year. Minister Datuk Seri Rohani Abdul Karim said based on statistics provided by the Royal Malaysian Police, the majority of the children was aged from 13- to 15-years-old. Of the number, 345 cases had been solved, she said. "The figures are increasing and worrying, as on average, four children are reported missing per day," Rohani said at the launch of TraqKid, a subscription-based app to track the whereabouts of children.
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