Pupils set record while learning about oral health


(From left) Chin, Razuki, Prof Rahimah, Giaquinto, Malaysia Book of Records business development director Jwan Heah and Bright Smiles, Bright Futures ambassador Alyssa Dezek with the participating pupils from SJK(C) Yak Chee. — NORAFIFI EHSAN/The Star

IN CONJUNCTION with World Cavity-Free Future Day, 3,245 pupils from SJK(C) Yak Chee entered the Malaysia Book of Records as part of The Largest Participation in Tooth-Brushing Event among primary school pupils.

The campaign was jointly initiated by Colgate and The Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future (ACFF) to raise awareness about cavity and oral health among the young.

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