Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 06:45 PM MYT
PUTRAJAYA, April 2 ― The government has allocated RM21 million to be disbursed as one-off assistance to registered private tahfiz and religious schools, as well as pondok schools and people’s religious schools nationwide. The one-off assistance is in the form of living allowance of RM800 per person that will benefit 22,920 teachers, as well as operation assistance to cover their management cost, utility bills and rental for 2,119 educational institutions nationwide, he added.
Gomen really have lots of money! How bout we empty the nations coffer? Is it true our country have a lot of debts?
21Mil buy something on election
Coronavirus?
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