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Wong (right) handing over The Star ePaper sponsorship to Soo. With them are Ooi and three students of Chung Ling High School.

STUDENTS in the modern era need to read more newspapers and keep themselves updated with current news, said Penang Island City Council (MBPP) councillor Wong Yuee Harng.

Wong, who sponsored RM5,000 worth of The Star ePaper subscriptions to SMJK Chung Ling, said the sponsorship funds came from MBPP and that it was part of its social responsibility to engage with schools.

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