Summary
- Penang Education Department is supporting a 17-year-old SPM candidate targeted by alleged sexual cyberbullying.
- Her personal details were allegedly circulated through obscene posters and fake social media accounts.
- The school is providing counselling and measures to protect her wellbeing and education.
- A police report has been lodged and investigations are ongoing.
GEORGE TOWN, August 27 — Penang education authorities have introduced protective measures for a 17-year-old SPM candidate who was allegedly targeted by sexual cyberbullying.
State Education Department director Mohamad Dziauddin Mat Saad said the school was working to ensure the student could continue attending classes without disruption.
While preparing for her examinations. Her face, name, class and phone number were allegedly circulated through obscene posters and fake social media accounts since April.
Causing emotional distress. The student has been advised to receive counselling and guidance. A police report has been lodged, while authorities continue investigating the case.
