Students return to school — and normalcy


Back to class: Students leaving the Putra Heights Mosque relief centre to go to school with the help of Rapid KL buses. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: The aftermath of the fire and gas pipeline explosion in Putra Heights has not dampened the spirits of affected children, who returned to school yesterday after the Hari Raya Aidilfitri holidays.

Fifteen-year-old Alysya Hanni Shahir was up at 6am to get ready, expressing her excitement at returning to class despite currently staying at the temporary relief centre (PPS) at the Putra Heights Mosque since last week’s incident.

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