Crime prevention body alleges schoolgirls lured into vice online, want urgent action


MELAKA: A crime prevention body has expressed concern over an emerging trend where schoolgirls are being lured into vice activities through the Internet.

Melaka Indian Crime Prevention Society president Dr P. Gunalan said parents had shared with him social media messages where teenagers were being coached on how to use sex to earn a quick buck.

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