Banners protesting jawi at Melaka schools work of third party with mischievous intent, says exco
Monday, 23 Dec 2019 06:42 PM MYTMELAKA, Dec 23 — Printing banners and posting them in several National-Type Chinese Schools in the state was the work of a third party with mischievous intent, said Melaka Education, Human Resource, Science and Innovations exco, Datuk Noor Effandi Ahmad.
“They print many and hang them on the school fence on Saturday when the school is closed and the management staff not working. The local authorities should take down these banners.
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