Heatwave: All schools in Terengganu required to provide drinking water to students


KUALA TERENGGANU: All schools in Terengganu are required to provide sufficient drinking water to students in the face of the hot weather caused by the El Nino phenomenon.

State Education Department (JPN) director Shafruddin Ali Hussain said the school session that began today went smoothly but measures will be implemented to avoid dehydration among students.

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Environment , El-Nino , Terengganu , Schools

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