Back to normal for all schools affected by Johor floods, says state exco member


Norliza (left) handing out containers of savoury porridge to drivers during Johorfm’s Drive-Thru Bubur Lambuk programme at Johor RTM in Johor Baru.

ALL schools affected by the Johor floods, including those that were used as temporary relief centres, are now operating as usual.

Johor education, information and communication committee chairman Norliza Noh said physical classes had resumed and students were no longer having online lessons.

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