Unmanned shops to open in 10 schools


KOTA KINABALU: Honesty is being taught in schools through the “Kedai Jujur” programme as part of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s (MACC) efforts to promote awareness of graft prevention and education.

The unmanned shop in 10 schools identified for the programme in the state this year allows students, their parents and members of the community to pick up items they want and pay for them by putting the money in a box placed in the shop.

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