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Rasuah Busters X Mara Anti-Corruption Tour returns

By MUHAMMAD SHAMSUL ABD GHANI
15 Sep 2023 06:19pm
The new location for the programme will be at the Tun Dr Ismail MRSM in Pontian, Johor on Sept 20.
The new location for the programme will be at the Tun Dr Ismail MRSM in Pontian, Johor on Sept 20.

SHAH ALAM - The Mara Junior Science College (MRSM) Anti-Corruption Tour, a collaboration with the People's Trust Council (Mara) and anti-graft movement Rasuah Busters is back.

The new location for the programme will be at the Tun Dr Ismail MRSM in Pontian, Johor on Sept 20.

In a statement, the Mara integrity unit said the programme which was first organised last year aimed at equipping students with an understanding of the challenges of corruption today.

The programme is also held to provide a platform for students to express their views in combatting corruption and strengthening their value of integrity.

"One of the goals of the programme is to channel valid and effective information to MRSM members regarding anti-corruption advocacy.

"It also aims to improve and strengthen integrity and anti-corruption practices among students and teachers as well as Mara members," it said.

In the meantime, the tour is focused on raising awareness regarding anti-corruption advocacy among MRSM members, especially students.

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