Last month, a toddler’s hand was caught in an escalator at KL Sentral and severed at the wrist, and another child was electrocuted in a shopping mall after coming into contact with its Hari Raya decorations. These, in addition to the incidents of children falling of escalators or dying of heatstroke after being left in a car raised public concerns about the safety of our children and whether we’re doing enough to punish parental neglect.

<p>Last month, a toddler&rsquo;s hand was caught in an escalator at KL Sentral and severed at the wrist, and another child was electrocuted in a shopping mall after coming into contact with its Hari Raya decorations. These, in addition to the incidents of children falling of escalators or dying of heatstroke after being left in a car raised public concerns about the safety of our children and whether we&rsquo;re doing enough to punish parental neglect.</p>

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