Sagah: 85 dilapidated schools in Sarawak redeveloped under RM1 billion redevelopment project so far

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In Sarawak, Malaysia, a RM1 billion redevelopment project has refurbished 85 dilapidated schools, benefiting thousands of students. The initiative reflects strong cooperation between Sarawak state and the federal government to enhance educational infrastructure.

SEKUAU (July 10): Eighty-five dilapidated schools have so far been redeveloped under a RM1 billion fund set up in 2019, benefitting thousands of students across the state. State Minister of Education, Innovation and Talent Development Dato Sri Roland Sagah Wee Inn said the project demonstrated that with the close cooperation between the Sarawak and federal [...] The post Sagah: 85 dilapidated schools in Sarawak redeveloped under RM1 billion redevelopment project so far appeared first on Borneo Post Online.