Even students in KK need help on Internet: Liew

Kota Kinabalu: Even students on the outskirts of the State Capital have difficulty in getting WiFi (Wireless Network Technology), let alone their counterparts in remote areas, said Api Api Assemblywoman Datuk Christina Liew.

The former Deputy Chief Minister attributed this phenomenon to various factors such as poor connection and students’ inability to subscribe to WiFi because they can’t afford to pay for the service every month.

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