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SIBU – Admission into five state-owned universities in Sarawak will be based solely on meritocracy to pick the best of the best, said Dr Annuar Rapaee, the Malaysian state’s Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation and Talent Development.“ Students need to know that enrolment for these universities is no longer based on a quota system.... To ensure that rural students can gain admission to these universities, he said the Sarawak government is upgrading their facilities, which includes spending

SEOUL-Incheon International Airport said on Oct 27 it is retracting a much-disputed plan to provide designated security lanes for celebrities in order to prevent overcrowding by onlookers. This came after backlash from lawmakers and members of the public who were against preferential treatment for famous people. Officials at South Korea’s main gateway said the airport will not be implementing the plan to permit celebrities to use security lanes such as those for flight crew, diplomats and disabl