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UPSR leak: Four teachers detained,
say cops
KUALA LUMPUR: Sunday
evening, four teachers in connection to the leak of the Ujian
Pencapaian Sekolah Rendah (UPSR) English and Science exam papers have
been arrested.
At 3.30 pm Saturday, the
four (three men and one woman) were detained in a series of raids by the Kuala
Lumpur Contingent police which are from Parit Buntar and Penang primary school
teachers.
SAC Gan Kong Meng, Kuala
Lumpur CID director said that the teachers are aged between 30 and 54 years.
After investigations
revealed they were involved in the leak, they will be brought to Kuala Lumpur
Sunday night, and police are predictable to apply for a remand order for them
on Monday.
Police have recorded
the statements of 10 individuals (a journalist, three primary school teachers, and
six officers in the Education Ministry's Malaysian Exam Syndicate) in
connection to the leaks.
After reports were lodged
over the leak of UPSR English and Science papers, police had formed a special
task force and the Education Ministry has said that the students will resit the
papers on Sept 30.
“The independent
committee set up by the Ministry would look at ways to improve the Examinations
Syndicate, especially on the parts of security and secrecy,” said Minister Tan
Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
After the leak, the Examinations
Syndicate Principal Dr Na'imah Ishak and second-in-command Dr Wan Ilias Wan
Salleh were suspended.
TAN ZI PING
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