“KBS deputy secretary-general Chan Hong Jin flew to Miri this morning, met with the police, and also held a meeting at IKBN with the victim, his parents, and other relevant parties,” he said. “I am pleased with this type of promptness demonstrated by the ministry. Ling, who is also a certified MSN safeguarding officer, joined the meeting chaired by Chan. “I would like to encourage everyone to speak out against such incidents if they witness one or hear of it. He further reminded that excessive acts could easily lead to mishaps or accidents that may cause serious injury or even be life-threatening.