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Sarawak minister directs agencies to support family after Sibu child death
Sarawak's Women, Children and Community Wellbeing Minister Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah has instructed relevant government agencies to provide comprehensive welfare support to the family affected by a child's death in Sibu. The directive aims to ensure the bereaved family receives necessary assistance during this difficult period.
LSN Malaysia ·
SIBU — Sarawak Women, Children and Community Wellbeing Minister Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah has instructed state agencies to extend welfare support to the family following the death of a child in Sibu. The minister's directive encompasses multiple government departments tasked with providing financial and social assistance to the affected household.
The move reflects the state government's commitment to supporting families experiencing loss and hardship. Fatimah's intervention signals heightened scrutiny of child welfare cases in the state and underscores the need for coordinated support systems across government agencies.
Authorities have been tasked with assessing the family's needs and identifying appropriate welfare programmes available under state and federal schemes. The directive covers social services, financial aid, counselling support, and other relevant assistance measures to help the family navigate their loss and maintain financial stability during the period ahead.