TUMPAT: “Every day I buy a packet of rice at noon. I save half of it for dinner during the three weeks at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM).” That is the story of Siti Noor Hidayatul Hidayah Sudin, 20, when her parents could only afford to give her RM300 in pocket money when they sent her to USM in Penang. She said that was all she had saved ...
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TUMPAT: “Every day I buy a packet of rice at noon. I save half of it for dinner during the three weeks at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM).” That is the story of Siti Noor Hidayatul Hidayah Sudin, 20, when her parents could only afford to give her RM300 in pocket money when they sent her to USM in Penang. She said that was all she had saved ...