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Eco World Foundation has expanded its Students Aid Programme (SAP) to Sarawak by adopting two primary schools, SK Temong and SK Sejijag. The Foundation chairman Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye said its pilot project in the state would see nearly 300 pupils in both schools receiving financial assistance.
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