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Terkini Kes Taska Cuai, Bayi Balik rumah Dengan Tangan Patah !

Minggu ini laman sosial ada melaporkan kes seorang bapa kesal apabila mendapati bayinya mempunyai kesan gigitan yang dahsyat di seluruh tubuh dipercayai digigit ketika pengasuh sedang leka membancuh susu. Menurut si bapa, dia dan isterinya hanya mengetahui kejadian tersebut setelah datang untuk mengambil anak mereka di sebuah taska di Kajang. Apa yang membuatkan dia kesal, pengurus taska terbabit tidak mahu bertanggungjawab atas kejadian tersebut, malah mencabar si bapa melaporkannya kepada polis. Itu cerita semalam. Hari ini, melalui akaun Facebook laman sosial Sukan Star TV, seorang individu turut berkongsi kisah tentang nasib yang menimpa anak kakaknya ketika dijaga sebuah taska di Batu Caves, Selangor.
“Anak kakak saya patah tangan di sebuah taska di Pinggiran Batu Caves. Masa suami kakak saya pergi ambil anak dia, pengasuh tak cakap apa-apa. “Bila balik rumah time nak dukung tu, tengok tangan anaknya terkulai dan dia menangis. Kakak saya pergi check doktor rupanya tangan patah,” ceritanya. Apa yang dikesalkan, selepas dihubungi barulah wakil taska terbabit memberitahu seorang kanak-kanak telah duduk di atas tangan anak kakaknya itu. Alamak… rasanya dah banyak sangat kes kecuaian membabitkan taska dilaporkan. Kadang-kadang perkara macam ini ‘bermusim’ jadi diharapkan tak adalah kisah bayi dan kanak-kanak cedera atau maut di taska kerana kes kecuaian dilaporkan lagi hendaknya. Moga kementerian berkaitan diharapkan dapat memantau keselamatan di taska seluruh negara sebagai langkah pencegahan.

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