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STAM and MUET examinations in Pahang to continue as planned despite haze

KUANTAN, Oct 13 — The Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM) and Malaysian University English Test (MUET) examinations in Pahang will proceed as scheduled despite the haze.In a...

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尽管有雾霾,彭亨州的STAM和MUET考试仍将按计划进行。

The Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM) and Malaysian University English Test (MUET) exams in Pahang will proceed as planned despite the haze.

Students are encouraged to wear face masks, and updates on exams will be available through official channels.

Schools in Rompin, Pekan, and Kuantan will close tomorrow due to haze, with reopening updates provided by the Pahang State Education Department.

KUANTAN, Oct 13 — The Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM) and Malaysian University English Test (MUET) examinations in Pahang will proceed as scheduled despite the haze.

In a statement, the Pahang State Education Department (JPN) said the examinations would be conducted in accordance with the standard operating procedures (SOP) and safety measures in force.

“Students attending school, including those sitting for ongoing examinations, are encouraged to wear face masks to protect their health,” it said.

Candidates and examination personnel were advised to refer to their schools, examination centres and the department’s official channels for further notifications and instructions.

Meanwhile, all educational institutions under Pahang JPN in Rompin, Pekan and Kuantan will be closed tomorrow due to the haze affecting the districts.

The department said any changes to the operational status of educational institutions and their reopening would be announced through its official channels and the respective District Education Offices, based on prevailing conditions and safety considerations.

Pahang JPN will continue to monitor the situation in coordination with the three district education offices and relevant agencies to safeguard the health, safety and well-being of students and education personnel. — Bernama

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