Cops urge parents to watch over teens’ activities


KUANTAN: Pahang police have advised parents to always monitor their teenage children’s activities to prevent them from breaking traffic rules. State police chief Datuk Ramli Mohamed Yoosuf said this was because most of the traffic offences here, which included riding a motorcycle without a licence, performing dangerous “wheelie” stunts and riding modified bicycles, known as “basikal lajak”, involved teenagers.

“Parents need to give more attention to their teenage children and always know their whereabouts. They (teenagers) may find performing dangerous stunts on motorcycles or bicycles challenging.

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