Firm sponsors The Star’s education pullout for seven schools in Bentong


Stepping up: Orando Holdings managing director Datuk Dr Eng Wei Chun (fifth from left), Liow and Goh posing with students from seven schools in Bentong while holding the latest copy of The Star’s Step Up pullout.

BENTONG: Learning today has become fun and interactive, a stark difference to the school days of Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai.

“When I was studying in a Chinese school in the 1960s, we didn’t have computer software. We didn’t even have The Star’s Step Up pullout,” the MCA president told students.

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