Domestic Disputes Involving Use of Knives or Other Weapons and Where Minors Were Present

Ms Yeo Wan Ling asked the Minister for Home Affairs about the number of domestic disputes involving knives or other weapons in the past three years and how many involved a child or minor.
The Minister, K Shanmugam, responded that the Police do not track such specific figures.
The debate highlighted a lack of data on domestic disputes involving weapons and minors.
It underscored the need for more detailed tracking of such incidents to inform policy and safety measures.

Ms Yeo Wan Ling asked the Minister for Home Affairs about the number of domestic disputes involving knives or other weapons in the past three years and how many involved a child or minor.
The Minister, K Shanmugam, responded that the Police do not track such specific figures.
The debate highlighted a lack of data on domestic disputes involving weapons and minors.
It underscored the need for more detailed tracking of such incidents to inform policy and safety measures.

Ms Yeo Wan Ling asked the Minister for Home Affairs about the number of domestic disputes involving knives or other weapons in the past three years and how many involved a child or minor.
The Minister, K Shanmugam, responded that the Police do not track such specific figures.
The debate highlighted a lack of data on domestic disputes involving weapons and minors.
It underscored the need for more detailed tracking of such incidents to inform policy and safety measures.

Ms Yeo Wan Ling asked the Minister for Home Affairs about the number of domestic disputes involving knives or other weapons in the past three years and how many involved a child or minor.
The Minister, K Shanmugam, responded that the Police do not track such specific figures.
The debate highlighted a lack of data on domestic disputes involving weapons and minors.
It underscored the need for more detailed tracking of such incidents to inform policy and safety measures.

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