Students’ welfare must be looked into


PETALING JAYA: If our students studying overseas are safe and their welfare is taken care of, it would be best if they stayed put.

However, if these students are in a Covid-19 hotspot or if they are not being given food or a place to stay, then we should consider bringing them home, educationists say.

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