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  In Malaysia, people have not been exposed to the impact of cyberbullying towards others. We, from group 9 of the ICT course of CUCMS would like to present our findings on the effects, causes and ways to prevent cyber bullying. We would also like to create awareness to people about this current recurring problem as to curb it from becoming a major issue in the development of our nation. We have launched a few programmes to create awareness about this issue such as creating a page on instagram about this issue, competitions to find amazing ideas on how to beat this issue and an exposition to create more awareness. Our team of researchers consists of :

1. Muhammad Firdaus bin Che Din (Leader)
2. Muhammad Mirza Ismat bin Muzamil
3. Muhammad Syafiq bin Mustafar
4. Hishen a/l Krishnamoorthy
5. Bilal bin Khairidzan

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