Infant Killings, Abandoned Babies and Education Repeatedly Postponed
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The issue of infant killings and abandoned babies has once again become a topic of discussion in Malaysia. An article from Free Malaysia Today examines this matter and touches on its impact on society.
In the article, the writer notes that cases of babies who are killed or left in public places indicate a larger problem. Among the matters raised are the situation of mothers facing pressure, as well as the lack of support and information needed to make safe choices.
The writer also raises the issue of education. According to the article, education on reproductive health, responsibility in relationships, and family planning still does not receive the attention it deserves. This matter, the writer says, is often postponed even though the issue is becoming increasingly urgent.
Overall, the article reminds readers of the importance of addressing the root causes of baby abandonment, not just its consequences. Authorities, schools, and families are expected to work together to provide clearer information and support to the community.
Sources: Free Malaysia Today
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