Education Ministry: Uniforms not compulsory when schools reopen on March 1

By SANDHYA MENON

PETALING JAYA: Students who do not have uniforms ready when schools reopen have about a month to obtain them.

The Education Ministry said until the students have obtained the required uniforms, they would be allowed to wear any decent and appropriate clothing when schools reopen on March 1.

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