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Increasing the amount of class time for reproductive and social health education (PEERS) in schools are among the measures to be taken to address social issues, says Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

The Deputy Prime Minister said certain social problems stemmed from the fact that teenagers – some as young as 13 years old – were engaging in sexual activities.

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00:00 We see the problem of social poverty, especially when sexual behavior has started at the early age of 13 years.
00:28 This requires several actions by the Ministry, including adding learning time on reproductive.
00:44 This is to raise awareness among students and students about the wrongdoing of sexual behavior
00:57 and the effects that will cause social poverty as I stated.
01:07 Therefore, the members of the meeting agreed to raise this issue to the Cabinet
01:17 so that the Cabinet can discuss the drastic measures that must be taken
01:28 based on the information provided by Minister Datuk Seri Nansi.
01:37 This issue is very worrisome.
01:42 Unfortunately, this incident is too high among the countries, namely the Islamic Republic of Mecca.
01:51 This is not a political problem, but a social problem.
01:59 We must find a way to end this.
02:06 This issue is because those who are involved in sexual activities are the age group that we officially call 13.
02:19 Some are even younger.
02:22 This is a bit worrying for us.
02:26 We have an agency under KPWKM called LPPKN, which is more focused on health.
02:39 We use LPPKN and the KFTEEN program, which includes young people,
02:49 so that we can manage and deal with issues like this.
03:01 The Cabinet must raise this issue to the Cabinet so that it can support the government in its decision-making.
03:13 If we just propose a program, there is no problem.
03:16 But the problem is that we need to go to the schools and other places to make a decision.
03:24 That's all. Thank you.
03:27 [End of Audio]

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