Yayasan Islam Terengganu director Azhar Jusoh (left) presenting a prize to Abdul Latif. — Bernama
KUALA TERENGGANU: People with visual impairment in Terengganu can now study the Quran in braille as two more centres are expected to start operations in February.
The two braille centres, costing RM3mil, will be opened in Kampung Raja near Besut and in Kerteh, Kemaman, with the first enrolment of 30 students each when they begin operations.
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