Petaling Jaya school gets RM100,000 for repairs from Selangor govt


SMK Assunta’s retaining wall has been repaired, thanks to an allocation provided by the state government for partially aided schools.

THE damaged roofs, retaining walls and drains at SMK (P) Assunta in Petaling Jaya have been repaired in time for the school’s reopening next month.

Bukit Gasing assemblyman Rajiv Rishyakaran said the school received RM100,000 from the RM24mil budget allocated last year by the Selangor government to assist partially aided schools with general upkeep and maintenance.

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