Education Ministry to monitor schools for tainted food from China


PUTRAJAYA: The Education Ministry will monitor school canteens to ensure that tainted food from China do not get into the system, minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said.

“We will not take this for granted as it concerns the health and safety of our children,” he told reporters after launching a Malaysian catalogue Malaysian Story: Told Through Our Books for the Frankfurt Book Fair next month.

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