Putra heights inferno: Higher education students allowed to attend classes online

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Students from higher learning institutions affected by the gas pipeline disaster in Putra Heights can attend classes online when the academic session begins on Monday (April 7).    Higher Education director-general Prof Datuk Dr Azlinda Azman said the facility is available to students at public universities as well as those in polytechnics and community colleges.  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00So, maybe next week we will have a new semester for the students here.

00:11So, maybe there will be a university that will invite other classes for example?

00:15Yes, there will be additional classes.

00:20And maybe it can also be directed, I have directed to do classes online.

00:25So, the students can also, there is indeed flexibility in UA.

00:29And all universities are 100% ready to help these children who are intelligent.

00:40But we don't want because of this incident to be affected

00:43and can affect their concentration in teaching.

00:49So far, 65 UA students have been affected?

00:52That's right, UA, public universities and private universities, including IPT students.

00:59And we are also together with the CEO of the Student Union.

01:04Coincidentally, Mr. Hirman is also the director of the Student Union.

01:09So, he also ensures that the institution can identify those who are affected.

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