Teach responsible behaviour when they’re young


MUCH emotion has been evoked over the case of Sam Ke Ting who is facing six years in jail after being involved in an accident that killed eight teenagers in 2017 in Johor Baru; the teens were riding “basikal lajak” (modified bicycles) illegally on a dark highway.

And fairly or unfairly, parents and guardians of all the Mat Lajak and Mat Rempit (those who ride motorcycles dangerously) everywhere have been told off for the behaviour of their children.

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