The Borneo Post (Sabah)

People should be grateful to be under BN rule – Hamisa

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TAWAU: The people should be grateful to be under the rule of Barisan Nasional as apart from school special assistance, various initiative­s and programs have been implemente­d by the government such as the 1Malaysia People’s Aid (BR1M), Kedai Rakyat 1Malaysia (KR1M), 1Malaysia Clinic, 1Malaysia Discount Card, 1Malaysia Milk and more which have benefited the people.

Tanjong Batu assemblywo­man Datuk Hamisa Samat emphasized that the government is committed to ensure the implementa­tion of various developmen­t programs and policies, including in the field of education.

“This is for the benefit of all citizens, especially parents and students who will become quality human capital in the future,” she said yesterday in conjunctio­n with the presentati­on of RM100 special assistance to parents.

She said over the years, the government had been committed to the developmen­t and strengthen­ing of the education system in the country. The government focused not only on improving the standard of education for all citizens, but also on the quality of the state education system. In terms of financial allocation, every year a large allocation is provided for the education and developmen­t of human capital in the country.

Hamisa added education is the main concern of the government in creating a brilliant generation that can lead the country in the future.

The Barisan Nasional government is constantly transformi­ng education since independen­ce for the country’s future.

“One such effort is introducin­g early schooling aid to ease the burden of parents in procuring school supplies for their children. Do not misuse the money for other purposes but buy school supplies for children to ensure that they have a comfortabl­e learning experience,” she said.

 ??  ?? Hamisa (fourth left) presenting the special assistance to a recipient yesterday.
Hamisa (fourth left) presenting the special assistance to a recipient yesterday.

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