Sex education a must in schools to stop baby dumping, says Sabah MCA Women's chief


KOTA KINABALU: Sex education, awareness on unplanned pregnancies, baby dumping and getting rid of stigma surrounding the matter should be emphasised to both men and women.

Sabah MCA Women's chief Dr Pamela Yong (pic) said this was not just women's problem, but a collective issue that needed to be tackled and addressed by everyone.

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