Making virtual learning possible


(Back row, from left) MyPJ chairman Jeffrey Phang, Yee, Maria and Chew with some of the pupils who received the free tablet during the presentation ceremony at PPR Desa Mentari.

IT WAS a happy day for 100 children from B40 households when they received a tablet each with 40GB Internet data, to ensure their education can continue virtually.

The educational tools given to the children in PPR Desa Mentari in Petaling Jaya and PPR Sri Pantai in Kuala Lumpur were courtesy of Deloitte Malaysia.

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