Back to gaza under attack. Before we give you our panel, here is a recap of some of the latest developments. Us led israeli bombing of gaza continues unrelentingly. Since october last year, nearly 30,000 palestinians have been killed, most of them women and children. Hamas downplays optimism by the us president that a ceasefired deal with israel is imminent. The Us State Department still says it believes and agreement can be reached. Meanwile, the humanitarian situation in the coastal enclave is dire. In gaza city, thousands of people scrambling for bags of flour a as hunger crisis unfolds, as a result of apartite israels deliberate starvation of the Palestinian People. Things are far worse in northern gaza. Un Officials Say israel is systematically blocking aid, and that to avoid famin there needs to be a ceasefire. That the us continues to veto any resolution calling for one, more violence in the occupied west bank too, as Israeli Occupation forces conduct another round of raids acro
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The Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) 2020 examinations are slated for Feb 22. The reactions from students and parents are mixed as most want the exams completed so students can continue their educational journey without further delays.
However many are concerned with the impact of the pandemic on both exam preparation and safety of students, parents, and those involved in the conduct of the exams especially in light of the recent rise in the number of Covid cases.
The Education Ministry deserves praise for doing its best in the face of an unprecedented pandemic but there is a need to have very clear SOPs and contingency plans to deal with public examinations in these challenging circumstances.
Upcoming SPM exams need clear SOP early - educator
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The government has been urged to release a clear standard operating procedure (SOP) ahead of time before the Malaysian Education Certificate (SPM) 2020 examinations begin.
Brickfields Asia College managing director Raja Singham said many are concerned about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on those involved in the examinations. The Education Ministry deserves praise for doing its best in the face of an unprecedented pandemic but.
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Thursday, 07 Jan 2021 12:48 PM MYT
BY MARK RYAN RAJ
Live events and performances have been largely banned since the implementation of the MCO in March 2020. Picture from pexels.com
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PETALING JAYA, Jan 7 The Arts, Live Festivals and Events Association (ALIFE) is hoping to get things moving this year in the live performance industry after more than nine months with no job opportunities.
The organisation is set to host the ALIFE Again Forum 2021 this month with plans on ironing out the final details and proper SOPs in order for the industry to get up and running again.