Students eager to help fight predators


ALOR SETAR: Students want to do their part to help combat sexual predators, especially when these predators are someone they know, said Unicef Malaysia Communica­tion Specialist Indra Kumari Nad­chatram.

“Children often ask about the predator they know such as family members, teachers and bus drivers.

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