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French prosecutors have initiated a murder investigation following the discovery of remains belonging to five infants at a couple's residence in Orange. The findings emerged after the woman delivered a healthy baby.
Police in Kuala Langat have apprehended a teenage university resident following the discovery of a newborn's body at a student hostel. The infant was found wrapped in cloth near the facility's refuse disposal.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned Malaysian schools against prioritising institutional reputation over the welfare of bullied children, demanding transparency in reporting such incidents.
A childcare centre in Langkawi has suspended operations pending a police investigation into allegations of child neglect and inappropriate treatment of children, according to the Women, Family and Community Development Minister.
Aulia Sofia, three, sole survivor of a Sungai Petani crash that killed six family members in June, is recovering well under her aunt's care. She received a royal visit and has been given educational support for her future.
Authorities have instructed a Langkawi kindergarten to cease operations pending completion of a police investigation into allegations of child neglect and mistreatment reported by a former teacher.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that academic achievement alone is meaningless without moral development, urging young Malaysians to reject bullying and cultivate respect for teachers and parents.