Which one below is said to be even more severe about left-behind children?

China has 61 million so-called " left-behind children". Economists say this is the price of China’s modernization, and it could jeopardise the next generation of Chinese growth. Children educated in poor rural schools, without literate parents to help them, may be unable to fuel the new innovation-led growth that Beijing is aiming for. And the damage to Chinese society, to the family system and even to the psyche of the children involved could be even more severe, according to economists, government researchers and others who have studied the left-behind child phenomenon.

Jakarta was rocked by a series of explosions and gunfire on Thursday. The first bombing was reported outside the popular Sarinah shopping mail in central Jakarta, the capital’s main artery lined with the offices of multinational businesses and top-end hotels, a stone’s throw from the French embassy. The Istana Negara presidential palace is about 2kms away. Eyewitness said the explosion was followed by gunfire outside a Starbucks coffee shop near the shopping centre. "The police are still trying to secure the area—the police bomb squad are sweeping the building. " Anton Charliyan, national spokesperson told Metro TV.