New normal for Malaysian schools: Teachers, parents, students must abide by Covid-19 SOP
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 04:51 PM MYT
Following are some questions and answers recorded during a recent special interview between Senior Minister Dr Radzi Jidin with media representatives, particularly on the ministry’s preparations and the role of parents and teachers in ensuring the health and safety of the students and teachers.A: We started to work on this in early April, as soon as the movement control order took effect on March 18.
Let say that among the 2,000-odd schools that will be opened, there are 10 issues that must be given attention, so we will look into these issues, then we will add some improvements to the SOP. So, yes, the SOP will continuously be improved from time to time as this is the first time it is being implemented.
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