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Social media age verification rules welcomed amid rise in child cyber exploitation
Child protection advocates say the measure could help reduce online grooming, sextortion and other forms of cyber exploitation, although parental involvement and digital safety education remain essential. The post Social media age verification rules welcomed amid rise in child cyber exploitation first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

Ending bullying starts before another child gets hurt
Lasting solutions require schools and families to identify harmful behaviour early and intervene before it becomes entrenched. The post Ending bullying starts before another child gets hurt first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

Beyond the factory floor: Can Malaysia become a medtech innovator?
If Malaysia hopes to become a regional medtech leader, it must invest in the long-term ecosystems needed to develop innovative, affordable solutions for ASEAN's healthcare challenges. The post Beyond the factory floor: Can Malaysia become a medtech innovator? first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

JAIS forbids “no pork, no lard” signage, netizens say challenge accepted
JAIS served a halal reminder and cyberspace plated up outrage, loopholes and premium-grade sarcasm. The post JAIS forbids “no pork, no lard” signage, netizens say challenge accepted first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

e.Sentral Smart City: The rise of healthcare-integrated living
Healthcare-integrated living takes centre stage at e.Sentral Smart City, where comfort, convenience and wellbeing exist within easy reach. The post e.Sentral Smart City: The rise of healthcare-integrated living first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

Rohingya children learn Negaraku and netizens lose their minds
A refugee classroom singalong became cyberspace theatre as Malaysians debated Rohingya children learning Negaraku, complete with politics, panic and conspiracy theories. The post Rohingya children learn Negaraku and netizens lose their minds first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

‘Lalang’ Tengku Zafrul trolled for backing Gunners despite previous Kopite affiliation
The former investment, trade and industry minister has apparently switched from Maybank to CIMB in his professional capacity as a banker, then from UMNO to PKR as a politician, and now from Liverpool to Arsenal as a football fan. The post ‘Lalang’ Tengku Zafrul trolled for backing Gunners despite previous Kopite affiliation first appeared on F
