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Teo: Why only 8 6% of promised laptops distributed?

PETALING JAYA: Only 12,887 or 8.6% of the 150,000 laptops promised by Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz lats November have been distrib.

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High positivity rate in Johor warrants mass testing, say MPs

It's likely there are more people in the community with Covid-19 not tested yet.

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So what s next for Malaysia s students, teachers after total lockdown is lifted? Pakatan MPs ask govt | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 Pakatan Harapan (PH) leaders today demanded that the Ministry of Education (MoE) reveal its plans for students and teachers after the total lockdown period ends. Malaysia will be placed under a full lockdown for two weeks from June 1 to 14. In a statement undersigned by six.

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Kulai MP urges govt to open more AstraZeneca vaccine centres

Only one centre in Johor means people have to travel long-distance across the state.

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800 foreign students left in the lurch over unrecognised course

800 foreign students left in the lurch over unrecognised courses Minderjeet Kaur © Provided by Free Malaysia Today Muhammed says his MBA qualification is now nothing more than a piece of paper. KUALA LUMPUR: Muhammed, a foreign student, came to Malaysia in 2019 to do his masters in business administration at a premier private university here, with plans to make a success of himself when he goes home. Just a year later, the accreditation for the course was taken away. Now, even if Muhammed finishes the course, he will be left with a degree that’s worthless. But he is not alone. Some 800 foreign and local students at the university have been left in the lurch after the university could not get accreditation for many of its courses.

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