UM: Students offered to help China returnees


PETALING JAYA: Universiti Malaya says students who assisted in processing students returning from China did so of their own free will. UM said it took the decision to run the centralised surveillance procedure and the students offered to help.

“The volunteers were then given tasks such as assisting in registration matters and handing over keys to students who were going through the observation area.

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