This is the school which is now running in modified store rooms due to fire and unsafe building.
Work on Tamil school building starts
KLANG: Construction work on a new building for SJK (T) Tepi Sungai here has finally taken off.
Education Ministry Parliamentary Secretary Datin Paduka Komala Krishnamoorthy said the three-storey building would cost about RM1mil.
In May 2003, part of the 100-year-old school building collapsed and was demolished later after being declared unsafe.
The situation worsened when the school’s remaining classrooms were damaged in a fire at the end of last year.
All 158 pupils were forced to attend classes next door at the Klang Municipal Council’s (MPK) store, which had been turned into temporary classrooms.
Klang MIC division head Alex Tiagarasan, who is a councillor, said the new building would have 18 classrooms.
“The contactor has promised to complete the project as soon as possible although there was no time frame when it will be completed,” he said.
The school will also have a new computer lab, a canteen and a library.