Funds from state to help old Tamil school expand


Chow (left) presenting the contribution to SJK (T) Subramaniya Barathee headmistress Mageswary (second right) during the charity dinner. ― Buletin Mutiara

Penang government will provide RM100,000 to help one of the oldest Tamil schools in the state.

The special allocation will help SJK (T) Subramaniya Barathee construct a four-storey building, which Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said would be equipped with a computer and science laboratory, art room and more classrooms.

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