Surge in demand for National Library e-books during MCO
A view of the Sabah State Library. The National Library in March saw 40,000 e-books checked out, compared with the monthly average of 15,000. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, April 27, 2020.
DEMAND for e-books from the National Library’s collection has soared since the movement-control order came into force on March 18. Library system and network division senior deputy director Aidatul Hasnida Abdul Rani said March saw 40,000 e-books checked out, compared with the average of 15,000 a month.
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