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Schools Cannot Deal with Bullying Issues Alone

Summary by Utusan Online
PETALING JAYA: All parties are urged to stop blaming each other over the increasingly worrying issue of bullying in schools, and instead start taking joint action for the safety of children. Briged Negaraku Information Chief, Ross Razeq Rosli said the problem of bullying and incidents of violence among students is no longer an issue of who is right or wrong, but involves the future of the next generation ...
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PETALING JAYA: All parties are urged to stop blaming each other over the increasingly worrying issue of bullying in schools, and instead start taking joint action for the safety of children. Briged Negaraku Information Chief, Ross Razeq Rosli said the problem of bullying and incidents of violence among students is no longer an issue of who is right or wrong, but involves the future of the next generation ...

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Utusan Online broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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