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    There have been many cases of child abuse in unregistered daycare centers, with over 500 cases reported between 2015-2017 alone. In one instance, children were tied up in a daycare center in Bandar Baru Bangi. Parents are advised to check that daycare centers are properly registered with JKM, make a police report if abuse is suspected, and teach children about appropriate touching so they can protect themselves or tell their parents. The government also plans to open 24-hour childcare centers in hospitals to support working parents.

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    There have been many cases of child abuse in unregistered daycare centers, with over 500 cases reported between 2015-2017 alone. In one instance, children were tied up in a daycare center in Bandar Baru Bangi. Parents are advised to check that daycare centers are properly registered with JKM, make a police report if abuse is suspected, and teach children about appropriate touching so they can protect themselves or tell their parents. The government also plans to open 24-hour childcare centers in hospitals to support working parents.

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    There have been many cases of child abuse in unregistered daycare centers, with over 500 cases reported between 2015-2017 alone. In one instance, children were tied up in a daycare center in Bandar Baru Bangi. Parents are advised to check that daycare centers are properly registered with JKM, make a police report if abuse is suspected, and teach children about appropriate touching so they can protect themselves or tell their parents. The government also plans to open 24-hour childcare centers in hospitals to support working parents.

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    CASE : CHILD ABUSE !

    WHAT WENT WRONG ?

    • There are A LOT of unregistered childcare centres according to previous media


    reports, with a total of 1,685 since 2014. JKM statistics stated that from June 2015 to
    June 2017, there were 581 cases of child abuse by daycare/childcare centres. The
    figures could have been higher since unreported occurrences are not included.
    • Children tied up in a daycare centre in Bandar Baru Bangi.
    WHAT WE CAN DO :

     Parents should always check with the JKM whether the daycare centre is registered or
    unregistered.
     Make police report so that further action can be taken against the daycare centre.
     Teach the child about good touch and bad touch so that the child will be able to protect
    herself or will know to inform the parent.
     The Ministry of Health plans to set up a childcare centre in every hospital for children aged 6
    years and below. It’s also said that it will operate for 24 hours a day to cater to the needs of
    many public servants in hospitals and several govt agencies, particularly those who work by
    shifts. (this was said by the current govt on 8th august 2018 )

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