BEIJING (SCMP): Companies in China are offering a “pretend to work” service which includes office space and lunch for 30 yuan (US$4) a day to help people hide the fact they are jobless from their families.
KLANG: Of the 424 children rescued from Global Ikhwan Services and Business Holdings care centres, only 124 remain under the care of the Welfare Department , while the rest have been reunited with their parents.
According to Anfaal, the 124 children still under the care of the Welfare Department are afflicted with various problems. For the children who have already been returned to their families, Anfaal gave an assurance that periodic monitoring will be conducted by the department to ensure their safety and wellbeing.
Meanwhile, Childline Foundation executive director Datin PH Wong praised the Welfare Department for doing a good job in caring for the troubled children. Wong said she was informed that the Education Ministry has also been involved in supporting the children’s educational needs. On those released to their families, Selangor executive councillor for Islamic affairs and innovation Dr Mohammad Fahmi Ngah said the families had met the required criteria to get their children back.
GISBH Children Welfare Department Selangor Anfaal Saari
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