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All school outdoor activities temporarily banned following hot spell, says Education Minister

By ALLISON LAI

PETALING JAYA: All school outdoor activities have been temporarily banned nationwide to prevent heatstroke following the hot spell.

Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek said the ministry issued a circular regarding the ban that came into effect on Wednesday (May 3).

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