Sabah Minister urges public commitment to eradicate domestic violence cases


KOTA KINABALU: More effort is needed to bring down the number of domestic violence cases in Sabah as the number recorded has gone up this year, says Datuk James Ratib.

The state Community Development and People’s Wellbeing Minister also urged for assistance from the people after 362 cases of domestic violence were recorded between January and October this year in Sabah.

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