BANK ISLAM GIVES OUT 1,000 TABLETS TO STUDENTS


Mohd Muazzam (background, centre) and the students with their tablets provided by Bank Islam and BIMB to help them with online learning.

BANK Islam Malaysia Berhad and its parent company BIMB Holdings Berhad provided 35 mobile tablets equipped with Internet data plan to visually-challenged families in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur.

The delivery on Monday was part of the total 1,000 tablets that the bank and BIMB allocated for students from selected asnaf (underprivileged communities), flood victims and disabled families nationwide to enable home-based learning.

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