Lawyers Rajesh Nagarajan, Sarawak continued to top Minister in the Prime Following a fatal car crash in Sri Lanka in which a jeep collided with several other vehicles, Facebook posts claimed a year-old boy at the wheel was the son of opposition politician Ismail Abdeen. The claim is false; a police spokesman dismissed the rumours as "false information", while Abdeen said the teenager involved was not his son. Datuk Seri Wan Not a fair exhibition? Like this one in Cheras which offers their version of Hong Kong wantan mee.
He explained that some parents who could afford the study expenses, had deliberately made their children take up part-time jobs to support their education to instill a sense of responsibility in their education. Penang-based educationist Datuk Cheah See Kian said PTPTN had been a very good policy, having helped many lower and middle-class Malaysians of various races to complete their tertiary education. Should the loan be abolished, the honorary principal of Han Chiang College in Penang said, not only would it be unfair to those who had paid up, but also it would make a mockery of the whole education financing system in the country.
If you decide to abolish PTPTN and give free education, how about those who study in independent and private schools, colleges and universities? He explained currently, there were 60 independent schools in the country, apart from private colleges and 25 private universities.
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