Ensuring all on e-learning path


Chow (centre) receiving a notebook donated by Boon Siew Honda from Tan. With them is State Secretary Datuk Abdul Razak Jaafar.

PENANG is doing everything it can to make sure every household has a computer – whether or not they can afford it -- so that the children can embark on online learning, according to Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow.

Chow revealed that his own son was due to return to his tertiary institution in another state but all of a sudden, a suspected Covid-19 case occurred there and the campus was closed immediately.

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