Students excited to return home


International Islamic University Malaysia student Muhammad Yusuf Nazaruddin cleaned up his room and is prepared to return home after staying in his campus accommodation for over a month due to the movement control order. On Thursday {{April 23}}, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced that campus-bound students will be allowed to return home soon.

PETALING JAYA: Starting Monday, over 50,000 students in higher education institutions will be reunited with their families and loved ones.

After being campus-bound for over a month, these students are excited to be returning home.

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