Measures taken to address mobile game addiction among school students, says Education Ministry


PETALING JAYA: Appropriate intervention measures to address risky behaviours in students including the addiction to mobile games and digital devices have been implemented, says the Education Ministry.

For this purpose, the ministry said guidance and counselling teachers in schools have embarked on a focused counselling programme as an intervention measure for students.

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