As the dust on the banned O-Level subjects settles, questions still linger on how relevant these subjects were.
Although there had been dissenting opinions from some members of the public to retain the subjects, government argued that retaining them was a duplication of some subjects hence they would be merged, and the teachers retooled to teach the merged subjects.
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