Eight in 10 kids face bullying

Reports by JULIANNE DE SOUZA, REBECCA RAJAENDRAM and ASHLEY TANG 

PETALING JAYA: Bullying in Malaysia has become a serious problem with a startling eight out of 10 surveyed claiming they have encountered bullying in schools, a Unicef survey revealed.

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