Tracking students with biometrics


At their fingertips: Students of SMK Bandar Tenggara using the fingerprint scanner to check in at school.

KOTA TINGGI: A secondary school here is the first in the state to use a biometric fingerprinting system to keep track of its students and prevent them from playing truant.

Teachers are not spared either as all 82 of them are required to scan their fingerprints to keep their attendance in check.

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