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She added: “Children are naturally curious and inclined to explore and play, making attentive supervision essential, alongside ongoing awareness of their whereabouts. It is equally important to provide safe environments that support their development without restricting their freedom to learn, while equipping them to recognise potential risks across different settings, whether in residential neighbourhoods or open spaces.”
She emphasised: “At the Child Safety Organisation, we remain a committed partner to families, working hand in hand to raise awareness, provide guidance, and foster a culture of prevention that safeguards children and ensures they grow in a safe and secure environment.”