Students happy, relieved to be back in school


Another step: A Form Six student checks her temperature as she arrives at SMK Putatan, Kota Kinabalu. — Bernama

KEPALA BATAS: The minute 19-year-old Nor Anis Amirah Mohamad Shuhairy woke up at 6am, the thought of getting back into the deep red blazer of her uniform snapped her wide awake.

“The first thing on my mind was meeting my teachers and seeing my friends again,” said the fully vaccinated Form Six Semester Two student when met outside her school yesterday.

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