Unlicensed Daycare Linked to Infant’s Death
Mother demands justice after her infant dies at a Selangor daycare, with allegations of negligence and inadequate staff.
The Tragic Event
On January 3, a four-month-old baby passed away at an unlicensed daycare centre in Selangor. The mother, who dropped her son off healthy, later received the devastating news of his sudden death.
A Heartless Message
Instead of being contacted directly, the mother was informed of her son’s death through a WhatsApp message, which left her devastated and questioning the daycare’s practices.
Allegations of Negligence
The mother accuses the daycare staff of negligence, claiming that there were only two workers for 25 children. The police confirmed the daycare centre was unlicensed, raising further concerns.
Public Reaction
The tragic story quickly went viral, with the mother’s social media post gaining millions of views. Many netizens voiced their anger and urged other parents to verify daycare registrations before enrolling their children.
Investigation and Progress
The police have opened an investigation under the Child Act 2011. Statements have been taken, but no arrests have been made at this stage.
Addressing Systemic Issues
The incident highlights serious issues with underfunded, unlicensed daycare centres, particularly for low-income families. There are growing calls for stricter regulations and mandatory CCTV to ensure the safety of children.
