Due to the pandemic, everyone has to apply new norm includes students that could not studies physically.

 

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As we all known the kindness of the celebrity preacher and philanthropist Ebit Lew, he is giving away 100 tablets to students who are attending classes online.

“May it be put to good use,” he said in a Facebook post.

Ebit’s, who has been coming to the aid of the less fortunate recently, said those who needed a tablet should call 017-5870294.

For Maduners information, a day after primary and secondary school students began, Ebit’s generosity comes following classes online after a surge in Covid-19 cases.

In the federal budget, the concerns also also comes days after a former deputy education minister demanded the government to explain its plans for home-based learning following the closure of schools, including when it will deliver on the 150,000 laptops promised.

Putrajaya previously announced government-linked companies would contribute RM150 million for the provision of laptops to 150,000 students in 500 schools said by Teo Nie Ching.

She also mentioned the figures from the survey done by the education ministry on the issue that students did not own any device to follow online lessons involving 670,000 parents last year found that 36.9% of 900,000 students.