YSS: Volunteer work can empower undergrads


KUALA LUMPUR: Participating in vo­lunteer work can empower un­­der­­graduates in line with the 2050 National Transformation (TN50) agen­da, Yayasan Sukare­la­wan Sis­wa (YSS) said.

Its chairman Datuk Zuraidah Atan said a total of 571 students from public and private tertiary institutions in the country had signed up as foundation members.

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