SPM candidate makes do at flood relief centre in Bertam Valley
Bernama
November 8, 2014 21:47 MYT
November 8, 2014 21:47 MYT
The second of five siblings said she felt sad and traumatised when she looked back at what happened. -
Despite the noise and chaos in a flood relief centre, Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Ringlet student Nora Nadia Asmadi, 17, is determined to continue preparing for her Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations.
For Nora Nadia, the flood and landslide in Lembah Bertam and Kampung Baru Ringlet, which affected her and 23 other students last Wednesday, is a challenge.
"Revisions must go on although we are in an unconducive environment, we must continue and make it possible," she said when met at the Ringlet Multipurpose Hall here today.
The second of five siblings said she felt sad and traumatised when she looked back at what happened.
"I don't know what to think, we are about to sit for our SPM and then disaster happens. Luckily our counselling teacher came by and advised me not to give up no matter what happens to me and the family," said Nora Nadia, who will be sitting for five more papers.
She is among the 91 victims from 28 families who were relocated to the flood relief centre.