Reaching out to Rohingya kids


Students from Penang Japanese School and Rohingya child refugees working on a poster together during the interaction programme. — Photos: ASRI ABDUL GHANI/ The Star

GEORGE TOWN: YOUNG Rohingya refugees enjoyed fun activities during an interaction programme hosted by the Penang Japanese School (PJS).

Despite the language barrier, 28 students from Petaling Jaya Selatan (PJS) and 19 children from the Penang Peace Learning Centre (PPLC) enjoyed one another’s company at the school in Jalan Sungai Pinang.

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