Missing Children
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This document discusses missing children in Malaysia, providing statistics and case studies. It notes that from 2004 to October 2012, 4,968 children went missing. In 2012, 2,105 boys and 1,057 girls were reported missing. The causes of missing children included friends/lovers, black market influence, internet influence, and family issues. It then summarizes four cases of missing Malaysian children between 2007-2013, including their ages, dates/locations missing from and found, and circumstances. The document concludes with safety measures to help address the issue of missing children.
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