Violent Crime news in Lanchang
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Temerloh nursery worker remanded six days over alleged abuse of toddler
A 25-year-old childcare worker in Mentakab, Temerloh, has been remanded for six days over the alleged rough treatment of a two-year-old girl at a nursery. The remand order was issued by the Temerloh magistrate after a police report was lodged by the girl's mother on Sept 5. The case is being investigated under the Child Act 2001.
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Two nursery staff in Kuantan and Temerloh remanded over alleged child mistreatment
Two women, aged 31 and 26, have been remanded for six days by Malaysian police over the alleged mistreatment of toddlers at separate nurseries in Kuantan and Temerloh, Pahang. The cases came to light after viral videos showed the children being mistreated by staff.
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Minister: Ministry awaits police report on Mentakab nursery abuse case
Women, Family and Community Development Minister Nancy Shukri said her ministry is waiting for a police report before taking further action on a case of a two-year-old girl allegedly abused by a caregiver at a nursery in Mentakab, Pahang. Police have opened an investigation paper after receiving a report from the victim's mother.
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Police open probe into alleged abuse of toddler at Temerloh nursery
Police in Temerloh are investigating the alleged mistreatment of a two-year-old girl by a babysitter at a local nursery. The girl's mother lodged a police report yesterday, and the case is being investigated under Section 31(1) of the Child Act 2001. A video of the alleged incident has gone viral on social media.
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Temerloh police investigate after toddler allegedly mistreated at Mentakab daycare
Police in Temerloh have opened an investigation after a video circulated on social media allegedly showing a two-year-old girl being mistreated by a caregiver at a daycare center in Mentakab. The child's 29-year-old mother filed a police report, and the case is being investigated under Section 31(1) of the Child Act 2001.