KUALA LUMPUR: When Myanmar refugee Jonathan Tanhla (pic) started giving lessons to five refugee children four years ago, little did he know that his little grouping would soon grow into a school of over 100 kids.
“Their parents mostly work all day at restaurants and retail stores, while others are based in faraway places like Cameron Highlands. Hence, they have little time to take care of their children.
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