Fire forces school closure


KUALA LUMPUR: Plans for Sri Cempaka Inter­national School’s UPSR examination beginning on Tuesday have to be changed after a fire ripped through the fourth floor of the primary school wing in Bukit Damansara here on Friday.

Cempaka Schools Malaysia founder Datuk Freida Mohd Pilus said the school would be closed for about two weeks due to the fire that destroyed three classrooms and a dance studio on the top floor.

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