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The Government has approved the construction of 10 new Chinese primary schools in Johor and Selangor while 6 other Chinese schools would be relocated. Education Minister
Datuk Seri Mahdzir Khalid made the announcement on Thursday.
Nine out of the 10 newly-approved Chinese primary schools are named after nationalists and prominent figures as a nod to their vital contribution to the country.
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Datuk Seri Mahdzir Khalid made the announcement on Thursday.
Nine out of the 10 newly-approved Chinese primary schools are named after nationalists and prominent figures as a nod to their vital contribution to the country.
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