Social media users luring children into sexual acts online


KUALA LUMPUR: With high-speed Internet and fast computers, you may think that your child is safe surfing while you are away from home.

Well, you may have to reconsider that. Police are tracking increasing numbers of what they term as “cyber sexual grooming” crimes with girls and young women being targeted.

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