Having land to till is the foremost concern.

They say parents should be the ones responsible for their charges, not anyone else.

Dealers fear shortage, higher cost could push pork price up for consumers.

Groups say relook needed for way sex taught in schools.

Industry players say consumers need not worry about prices going up.

Incidents happen because of lack of tolerance, say headmasters.

Group may not be suitable for some sectors, they say.

Operators say pandemic, rising living costs have left parents at wits’ end.

They urge the govt to float prices before farmers, sellers face losses.

Group can contribute to better discussions on youth-related matters.

Minister says production costs still high.

Ample supply to meet demand, says deputy minister.

Rising inflation hampering growth, they say.

Quin Er says faction prefers to find fellow moderate allies, those with shared political ideologies.

‘Vegetable bosses’ rent idle plots, sell produce for cheap.