The Deputy Education Minister said the decision was made after they received complaints about the canteen located in Desa Pandan, Kuala Lumpur.
“The parents agreed to bring food from home. But since we received reports and complaints from others, the school has re-evaluated its decision and the canteen will open throughout Ramadan,” Dr Mah told reporters here yesterday. The school said the parents of all 11 non-Muslim students were consulted and they agreed with the closure.“While we respect Muslim pupils who are fasting, we must also allow those from different religions to buy food at the school canteen,” he said.
If closed must keep forever closed much more better .. don’t need this canteens in any schools teach students bring food from home more better
Open but can eat terang2 or not?