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Deputy Education Minister Datuk Chong Sin Woon urges Chinese schools nationwide to reduce the number of workbooks used during lessons, following the “heavy schoolbag issue”. He said that action will be taken against both school and teachers, if failed to comply with the ministry's rules.
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