No more late nights out for young ones


PUTRAJAYA: If you’re under 18 years of age, you may not hit the streets at night past a certain time under a curfew being mulled by the government.

Authorities are mulling the possibility of setting a time limit for young Malaysians to be out of the house without adult supervision, to shield them from negative activities and influences.

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