Did the MCO phases impact domestic violence reporting differently?

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Domestic Violence Reporting Varied Across MCO Phases in Penang

During the initial phases of the movement control order (MCO) in Penang, domestic violence cases saw a notable decrease, with 15 incidents reported compared to 22 in the corresponding period of the previous year. This overall reduction of seven cases indicates a downward trend, though reporting patterns within the MCO's phases exhibited some variation.
Slight Increase in First MCO Phase

The first phase of the MCO, spanning from March 18 to March 31, recorded a marginal increase in domestic violence cases. Thirteen incidents were reported during this period, a rise from the 10 cases documented in the same timeframe last year.
Significant Drop in Second MCO Phase

Conversely, the second phase of the MCO, from April 1 until yesterday, witnessed a substantial decline in reported domestic violence. Only two cases were recorded, a marked contrast to the 12 cases that occurred during the equivalent period in the preceding year.
Overall Reduction During MCO Period

Cumulatively, the entire MCO period under review showed a decrease in domestic violence incidents. A total of 15 cases were reported across the first two phases of the MCO, compared to 22 cases in the same period last year, reflecting an overall reduction of seven incidents.

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