Sarawak to spend more than Putrajaya on schools in state
The Sarawak government has allocated RM120 million to rebuild and repair rundown schools this year, compared with the RM100 million allocation by the federal government. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, May 3, 2019.
SARAWAK will spend more than Putrajaya on schools in the state this year despite education falling under federal purview, the state assembly heard today. State Education, Science and Technological Research Assistant Minister Annuar Rapaee said the Sarawak government has allocated RM120 million to rebuild and repair rundown schools, compared with the RM100 million allocation by the federal government.
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