Maths teacher finally gets his own quarters


MERSING: After being forced to share government quarters with another family for almost a year, Maths teacher Shaiful Rizal Zain can finally heave a sigh of relief as new quarters for his family is expected to be completed next month.

The plight of the 31-year-old teacher from SK Peta in Kampung Peta near the Endau-Rompin National Park here reached the ear of Johor education, information, heritage and culture committee chairman Mazlan Bujang, who visited the school in October.

The visit led to a push for the construction of new quarters.

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