Hajiji hopes teacher absenteeism will no longer happen with court ruling


KOTA KINABALU: Cases of teachers skipping classes should no longer happen after the High Court decision in favour of three students who sued a teacher for failing to teach them English at a school in Kota Belud.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said that with the case, he hoped that such issues of teachers skipping classes would not happen again in the future.

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