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