Upgrading, maintaining dilapidated schools among key priorities of Education Ministry, says Fadhlina


KULIM: The maintenance and repair of dilapidated schools across the country, including six in Kedah, remains the priority of the Education Ministry.

Its Minister, Fadhlina Sidek, said all the projects would be monitored and the progress would be communicated from time to time.

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