Parti Bersatu Sabah deputy president Datuk Dr Yee Moh Chai said the federal government’s generosity towards Palestinians’ education should also be extended towards the National Higher Education Fund Corporation holders. — Picture by Choo Choy May
“We urge the government to be fair. Review its decisions on repayment of PTPTN holders and Tunku Abdul Rahman college funding since the government now has extra money to give away, even to foreigners. Charity should start at home first,” said Dr Yee in a statement today. “Many of our own PTPTN holders are now being punished for their inability to repay the loan. This is notwithstanding the promise of the government over repayment by the PTPTN holders, previously.
“This is very deplorable when, in fact, TAR college has educated so many Malaysians, some of whom are now even members of the current government,” he said.
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