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Deputy Education Minister Datuk Chong Sin Woon said on Tuesday he was opened to the idea of having student associations in schools.
He was responding to a letter column by "Another Student," which stated that students' voices were never heard.
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He was responding to a letter column by "Another Student," which stated that students' voices were never heard.
READ THE LETTER:
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