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WITH Malaysia transitioning to an endemic phase, Budget 2023 is expected to focus on post-Covid-19 recovery which, for the education sector, means making up for learning loss in schools, enhancing digital learning and welcoming back international students to our shores.

Educationist and former Universiti Malaya professor of education Tan Sri Dr T. Marimuthu said there have been many consequences from the pandemic that need to be addressed.

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