Dr Mah: Schools must use awareness campaigns to curb bullying


Deputy Education Minister 1 Datuk Mah Hang Soon (5th right) and principal Lee Kok Fatt (4th right) at the ground breaking ceremony for SMJK Choong Hua Bidor on Saturday. —RONNIE CHIN/The Star

BIDOR: All schools must use awareness campaigns as one way to curb bullying, says Datuk Dr Mah Hang Soon.

The Deputy Education Minister said that schools must place emphasis on the campaign that is usually carried out together with the police school liaison officers when they reopen.

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