KUALA LUMPUR: The Communications and Digital Ministry Quick Response Team says that a poster, purportedly issued by the Higher Education Ministry about 'Jemputan Temuduga Biasiswa MYIPT' (invitation for interviews for MYIPT shcolarships) is fake.
The Higher Education Ministry said the poster being spread on social media was fake and advised the public not to share or spread any unverified information. Instead, they should refer to official sources to get authentic and up-to-date information, it added.
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