Azmin: 83 projects to repair dilapidated schools in Sabah yet to be completed


SK Unggun pupils Mohd Zul Iman Kholif, 9, (left) and Mohd Azril Sham, 9, at their new school building built using the IBS method. — Photos: Bernama

KOTA KINABALU: Economic Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali has instructed the Economic Planning Unit and the Implementation Coordination Unit to prepare a Cabinet Paper on the upgrading of dilapidated schools in Sabah.

Azmin said the Cabinet Paper was necessary to enable the allocation which had been approved for the schools’ upgrade to be channelled to the Sabah government.

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