Stakeholders: Parents, community must shoulder responsibility


PETALING JAYA: Enhanced police patrols will deter students from misconduct but everyone has a role to play in keeping schools safe, say stakeholders.

National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) secretary-general Fouzi Singon, however, said police presence is not a foolproof guarantee that bad things won’t happen but it can deter students from engaging in acts like bullying and fighting after school ends.

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