Over 12,000 benefit from back-to-campus initiative


(From left) Effendy, Ong, Prof Hamdi and Wan Afiq Ikhwan at a ceremony to mark the conclusion of the #DIY4UM aid programme at University Malaya.

MORE than 12,000 undergraduates have had a more comfortable transition back to on-campus learning thanks to a home improvement retailer’s initiative.

A joint collaboration between MR DIY Group (M) Bhd, Touch ‘n Go Group and Universiti Malaya (UM), #DIY4UM saw the retailer distribute over RM3.6mil to help UM undergraduates prepare for their return to campus.

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