JKR: SMK Tamparuli Building Unfit

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Post on Oct 24, 2024

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JKR: SMK Tamparuli Building Unfit for Learning - Students and Teachers at Risk

The news came as a shock to everyone - the building of SMK Tamparuli, a prominent secondary school in Sabah, has been declared unfit for learning by the Public Works Department (JKR). This means that the safety of students and teachers is at risk, and the school needs immediate attention.

It's heartbreaking to see students trying to learn in a building deemed unsafe. It's like trying to build a house on shaky ground – you can't expect it to stand for long. JKR's assessment, which involved a thorough inspection of the building, highlighted serious structural issues. The report, which wasn't released to the public, is said to contain details of cracks in the walls, damaged roofs, and potential hazards that could lead to a collapse.

The situation is a major concern for everyone involved. This isn't just about bricks and mortar; it's about the future of the students. Imagine being a student trying to focus on your studies while constantly worrying about the building collapsing around you. It's enough to make anyone lose their concentration! It's unfair to these kids. They deserve a safe environment to learn and grow.

What’s the solution?

The Education Ministry needs to act fast! This isn't a time for bureaucratic delays; it's about taking immediate action to protect the students and teachers. They need to work with JKR and local authorities to secure funding and start the process of repairs or, if necessary, building a new school entirely. It's time to put the needs of the students first and provide them with a safe and conducive learning environment.

It's time to stand up and make our voices heard. This issue is affecting the lives of hundreds of students and teachers. Let’s demand action and ensure that SMK Tamparuli is a safe space for learning, once again. This is a call to all stakeholders - parents, teachers, community leaders, and the government – to work together to find a solution. We owe it to the students of SMK Tamparuli.