SMK Balung students sitting for SPM to be relocated: Kamalanathan

04 Oct 2016 / 17:18 H.

GEMAS: The Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination for the Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Balung, Tawau, in Sabah will be conducted in a different location if the structure of the school building is found to be unsafe.
Deputy Education Minister Datuk P. Kamalanathan said this was to ensure the safety of students.
"If the school was chosen as an examination centre, we have to relocate for the students to take the SPM," he told reporters after launching the Indian Community Centre (MICC), here today.
He was commenting on the emergency landing incident of the Royal Malaysian Air Force helicopter at the school, which caused minor injuries to eight students.
The SPM exam is scheduled to begin from Nov 7 to Dec 6. He said the school was closed today until the authorities had completed their investigation on the incident.
Earlier when officiating the MICC, he said the establishment of the centre could help the government to tackle issues affecting the people pertaining to welfare and not having birth certificates and identity cards. — Bernama

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