Act now to save the children


the new signage that says no swimming at the Pandan Lake in Cheras.

THERE is an urgent need for a complete database with statistics and related information on drowning cases so that a comprehensive plan can be introduced to reduce the number of such incidents.

The database would enable the authorities, through the relevant agencies and the Water Activity Safety Council (WASC), to develop both immediate and long-term measures to address the issue.

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