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Students and school heads bring up Internet connection issues in online meeting

By LO TERN CHERN
Wong says Penang E-Learning Computer Programme has donated 1,562 laptops at a cost of RM2.02mil.

POOR WiFi connectivity remains a major barrier to many doing home-based teaching and learning while schools remain closed.

Those who received digital devices under the Penang E-Learning Programme are now equipped with the necessary hardware, but Internet connectivity remains a problem for some.

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