Priority to these 250 teachers, please
Published on: Thursday, July 22, 2021
By: Nikko Fabian
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Kota Kinabalu: With face-to-face classes set to resume in stages from September 1, nine Chinese independent secondary schools in Sabah expressed worry over the health of half of their teachers who have yet to be vaccinated.Hence, the United Association of Private Chinese Secondary Schools Committees Sabah (Sabah Dong Zong) urged the State Government to ensure this group of teachers are fully vaccinated on or before classes start.
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