76 religious schools fail safety inspection


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KOTA BARU: Seventy-six of the 2,428 religious institutions inspected nationwide failed safety standards of the Fire and Rescue Services Department.

Fire and Rescue Services Department deputy director-general Datuk Soiman Jahid said notices were issued to the affected premises, including tahfiz schools, to take immediate measures to meet the safety requirement.

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