Zahid notes that Opposition states received large allocations via regional development boards

Police on hand to ease traffic situation, come to aid of SPM students needing a ride to school

Each set includes stationery, scientific calculator, Internet Selangor mobile data device for candidates to sit for their examinations more effectively

Under Ops Payung, affected students will be offered transport, placement at hostels, and alternative exam sites

Industry involvement can expedite process, support state’s initiatives to strengthen TVET exposure among students, says MB

Putrajaya to receive updates on flood situation in affected areas from Consulate General in Songkhla, says DPM Zahid

MOE tells students affected by disasters to inform Examinations Board of plight

Students also shaped by nurturing humanity, character, values via co-curricular activities, social interactions outside classroom

Move aims to ensure youths receive best possible educational support after completing SPM exams, says MB

Dropout rate for primary, secondary schools under one pct, says MOE's Wong

Education Ministry readies for any eventualities as SPM exams draws near, says D-G

Accused to sit for papers at designated location away from school venue, says Education D-G

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