How many bullying reports has Kelantan police received recently?

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Kelantan Police Received Five Bullying Reports in the Past Two Weeks

In the last fortnight, the Kelantan police have recorded five official reports pertaining to bullying incidents within educational institutions. This increase in reported cases suggests a heightened awareness among students and parents regarding the appropriate channels for addressing such issues, a trend observed following the widely publicised case of Zara Qairina Mahathir in Sabah.
Rise in Awareness Following Viral Case

The viral dissemination of the Zara Qairina Mahathir case appears to have significantly influenced public perception and action in Kelantan. Previously, instances of bullying, particularly cyberbullying, often left individuals uncertain about the steps to take. However, the attention generated by this case has encouraged more students and parents to come forward and file reports with the police, indicating a growing understanding of the importance of immediate intervention.
Investigation into Pasir Mas Bullying Case Completed

In a separate development concerning a bullying incident involving six Form Four students and a Form Three student in Pasir Mas, the investigation has reached its conclusion. The completed investigation papers have been forwarded to the public prosecutor for further action. The six accused students have since been released on police bail while awaiting further directives from the deputy public prosecutor.
School Liaison Officers Deployed Across Kelantan Schools

Every school across Kelantan now has a dedicated School Liaison Officer (PPS) assigned to them. The primary function of these officers is to provide assistance to both the school administration and students on matters related to security and criminal activities. This initiative aims to bolster support systems within schools to address safety concerns effectively.
Community Policing Initiatives Expanded

Beyond schools, the Kelantan police have also extended their community engagement by placing Mosque Liaison Officers (PPM) in district mosques. This measure is part of a broader effort to enhance cooperation with the community, mirroring the increased demand for liaison officers following campaigns like ‘Drug Jihad’ and a rise in underage rape cases, underscoring a commitment to broader public safety and crime prevention.

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