Sabah's 'ghost community' too, deserves access to education


SEMPORNA: It was a scorching and breezy afternoon when a plea for help took the production team of The Star who were shooting videos at Pulau Omadal here by surprise.

“Can you guys give us a lift to the mainland? An aunty hurt herself,” said Jefry Musa, 28, a teacher at Iskul Sama diLaut Omadal – a school for the stateless children at the eastern Sabah waters

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