Varsity students make handcrafted products with some proceeds benefitting needy


Examples of paper art quilling handicraft by Premaawathy.

THREE tertiary students are putting their time during the movement control order (MCO) to good use by setting up businesses as well as charitable ventures.

Bachelor of Special Needs Education student at Quest International University, Chung Yee Kit said she and several friends were producing bags and baskets made from recycled plastic food packaging.

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