KUCHING, Oct 24: The Social Welfare Department (JKM) is ready to provide counselling to a teenager allegedly involved in an attack on a teacher at an international school in Kuching, as well as the family and others affected, if needed.
According to a report by the Sarawak Public Communication Unit (Ukas), Women, Family and Community Development Minister Dato Sri Nancy Shukri said JKM was taking the matter seriously but would not rush to offer its services while police investigations were ongoing.
“We are ready if needed, but we do not want to rush into providing our services as the case may still be under police investigation. Therefore, we need to give them space to calm down,” she said when met by reporters after attending the Women and Youth Empowerment Through Crafts and Performing Arts (WEAVE) 2026 programme here today.
