Tackling abuses at daycare centres


KUALA LUMPUR: Personality and aptitude tests for babysitters and daycare staff are among the measures to be taken to protect children following widely publicised cases of abuse at such facilities, says Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri.

The Women, Family, and Community Development Minister said that rules on CCTVs for these facilities will be amended to ensure blanket surveillance of all areas except for changing rooms and bathrooms.

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