Pangkalpinang Mandates Quran Studies at Mosques for Middle School Students
The Pangkalpinang City Government in Bangka Belitung plans to mandate Quran and Arabic studies at local mosques for middle school students starting in 2027 to curb juvenile delinquency.
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