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Alumnus Sunny Khatnani funds solar powered air-conditioning at Milton Peters College. | SMN News

October 6, 2019

Alumnus Sunny Khatnani funds solar powered air-conditioning at Milton Peters College. | SMN News
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Divico supports project ‘Keep a cool head’

PHILIPSBURG:--- Owner of Divico Group of Companies Sunny Khatnani gives back to his educational roots at Milton Peters College (MPC) by funding air-conditioning for one classroom. Khatnani is the first MPC alumnus and entrepreneur to ‘adopt’ a classroom at the largest public school of Sint Maarten. MPC school board SVOBE, a teachers’ and students’ delegation of MPC and auditing firm Baker Tilly kicked off the project ‘Keep a cool head’ on September 27th, aiming to obtain funding for solar-powered air-conditioning in 22 classrooms at MPC that still lack climate control.<br


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/alumnus-sunny-khatnani-funds-solar-powered-air-conditioning-at-milton-peters-college-smn-news/

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