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20 May 2009 | 3:45:00 PM
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What if one of your friends is turning to bad company,how can I help him/her??

Dear Waiwan,

if your friend is turning to bad company, you can try to advice them about the consequences after joining the bad company. For example, they will start taking up smoking, or even worst, dealing with drugs. Which also leads to drug trafficking. Or he/she refuse to listen to your advice, you should report to his/her parents or teachers and councellors. If none of the above is helpful, the best advice is to report it to the police.
Yours truly,
The Aunties.

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