Ministry: More other races joining Chinese and Tamil schools


Deputy Education Minister P. Kamalana

KUALA LUMPUR: More and more non-Chinese pupils have enrolled in Chinese schools over the past few years, as observed by the Education Ministry.

Deputy minister P. Kamalana­than said the number of non-Chinese pupils in Chinese schools has increased and there were also some non-Tamil pupils enrolled in Tamil schools.

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