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PAS information chief Ahmad Fadhli Shaari has reiterated that the party has never opposed the existence of vernacular schools in the country.
Instead, the Pasir Mas MP said PAS only requests that reforms be made to these types of schools.
Instead, the Pasir Mas MP said PAS only requests that reforms be made to these types of schools.
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