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World Bank approves US$300mil to improve Bangladesh’s primary education

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First detected 7 Nov, 18:09 MYTLatest activity 7 Nov, 18:09ENconfidence 60%

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The World Bank said 50% of Bangladesh's 10-year-olds struggle to read and understand simple texts, compared with 42% in Malaysia and 47% in Brazil. (EPA Images pic) HYDERABAD: The World Bank has approved US$300 million in financing to improve children’s education in Bangladesh. (Free Malaysia Today, 18:09)

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    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·7 Nov, 18:09 MYT

    World Bank approves US$300mil to improve Bangladesh’s primary education

    The World Bank said 50% of Bangladesh's 10-year-olds struggle to read and understand simple texts, compared with 42% in Malaysia and 47% in Brazil. (EPA Images pic) HYDERABAD: The World Bank has approved US$300 million in financing to improve children’s education in Bangladesh.

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7 Nov, 18:09 MYT
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