How many of us are aware of the missing children’s statistics in Malaysia? Let me share with you the statistics for the past 6 years. The source is 23rd September 2007, New Sunday Times and http://www.cybertraveltips.com/asia/malaysia/Statistic-Of-Missing-Child-In-Malaysia.html viewed on 24th December 2009.
Back in 2004, there were 2,405 children missing and 1,803 the next year. Then we have 1,485 children went missing in 2006 and 759 in 2007 (from January to July). From January 2008 to 8th November 2009, there were 4,968 cases and 1,859 are still missing.
Quoted from article entitled What can be done to curb missing children written by RTC Wenn, Selangor
Hi There,
ReplyDeleteIt's a priveledge to join this blog- Golden Girls as I am from the opposite sex and i hope i am not intruding.
The founder/owner of Instant Amber from the USA has asked me to start Instant Amber in Malaysia and I would like to connect with like minded people to get their views on this matter. For more info please checkout this website: www.instantamber.com
InstantAmber ensures that parents have access to the best possible tool in the event of a missing child emergency. InstantAmber’s mission is clear: to help families and law enforcement recover missing children quickly and safely, so that there are more happy endings for parents and their children!
Please give me your views as to how i can work with other and start this service in Malaysia to benefit the Malaysian public.
Thank you very much.
Yours respectely,
Thomas
Hi Thomas, the privilege is mine. Please send a message to our very capable Minister of Women, Family and Community Development to get her guidance. She is on facebook by the name of Shahrizat Abdul Jalil. I had given her your webpage.
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ReplyDeleteGood morning and thank you for quoting my article on Missing Children. It is an honour to me and because of your effort, it caught the attention of Thomas and Instant Amber. It is my sincere hope that more people like you would come forward to do something regardless of size to help find the missing children or at least help to create awareness to parents and innocent children out these that there is real danger out there and they should be alert and attentive in everyday activities.
Well done Active Golden Girls!
Regards,
RTC Wenn, Selangor, Malaysia
TQ RTC Wen. It is my wish that no child in the world will ever have to suffer any kind of abuse, neglect or deprivation.
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