KUALA LUMPUR: Bullying must be addressed with urgency, Unicef warns, emphasising that the problem poses serious risks to children's safety and well-being in Malaysia.
Expressing his deep concern and sadness over recent reports of bullying among children, Unicef representative to Malaysia and special representative to Brunei Darussalam Robert Gass said the problem can have tragic consequences.
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