Dreams of building new Tamil school dashed again


Still waiting: The school was forced to move into its current makeshift cabins in 1999.

PETALING JAYA: A Pahang Tamil primary school’s 25-year dream of moving out from makeshift cabins and into buildings of their own have hit another snag.

SJK(T) Ladang Jeram national-type school, about 20 minutes from Kuantan, is facing another delay in the construction of permanent buildings due to the status of its school board (LPS), said Datuk Nadeson Kandasamy.

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