Malaysia identifies victims of religious school fire, amid outrage over safetyKUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia has identified all 23 people who died in a horrific fire at an Islamic boarding school, an official said on Friday, as calls mounted for tougher regulation after the worst such tragedy in two decades. The fire killed 21 teenage boys and two teachers after it broke out early on Thursday at a  tahfiz  school, where students learned to memorize the Koran.   We hope and pray this will be the last such incident and preventive actions must be in place and be the order of the day,  said Noor Hisham Abdullah, Malaysia s director general of health, adding that DNA tests were used to identify the bodies.    There have been 31 similar fire incidents in the past, Malaysian officials said, but media put the figure higher. Among 1,034 fires in religious schools during the two years to August 2017, 211 schools burned to the ground, the Star daily said, quoting fire department figures. Family members of Mohamad Haikal Abdullah, a 12-year-old who died in the blaze, were furious over reports that the only door to the school s dormitory had caught fire while metal bars on the windows trapped the boys, leaving them unable to escape.  From what we understand, there was only one way out, but they couldn t get through because it was on fire,  said his brother, Faizal Abdullah, as he waited outside a hospital morgue for his sibling s remains to be identified.   How could they have escaped? How could something like this have happened? We want to know.  Fire officials said they found no damage to the electrical wiring of the dormitory, ruling out their earlier suggestion that a short circuit probably caused the blaze. The incident is being investigated as negligence, the fire chief, Wan Mohd Nor Ibrahim, told state news agency Bernama. The school denied a statement by authorities that it had made structural changes without approval from fire officials. Muslim-majority Malaysia offers a secular education system, but growing conservatism has led to a boom in the number of Islamic religious schools, most privately-run and not overseen by education authorities.  Some offer a curriculum similar to secular schools, but with a greater emphasis on Islamic knowledge, while others provide more specialized education. Inadequate regulation and training has led to a slew of safety issues at such schools, including reports of fires, abuse, and student deaths, religious leader Mohamad Asri Zainul Abidin said on social media site Facebook. Some owners had set up schools simply as money-making enterprises or to satisfy their own interests, said Mohamad Asri, the mufti of the northern state of Perlis.  Some low quality schools, in order to save costs, also take in anyone ready to teach, even when they have nothing to do with the subjects they re teaching,  he added. Some religious schools were reluctant to follow government regulations for fear of interference in their administration, said Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.    Former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad, whose tenure lasted 22 years, said no lessons had been learned in nearly three decades, citing a 1989 tragedy that killed 27 girls at a religious school.   I m sad that this kind of incident happened again,  news portal the Malaysian Insight quoted him as saying after visiting victims  families.  Safety measures are very important. I hope after this, all schools will review (safety measures).   worldnews
malaysia identifies victims religious school fire amid outrage safetykuala jumper reuters malaysia identified people died horrific fire islamic boarding school official said friday calls mounted tougher regulation worst tragedy two decades the fire killed teenage boys two teachers broke early thursday tahfiz school students learned memorize korean we hope pray last incident preventive actions must place order day said poor islam abdullah malaysia director general health adding dna tests used identify bodies there similar fire incidents past malaysian officials said media put figure higher among fires religious schools two years august schools burned ground star daily said quoting fire department figures family members mohamed hail abdullah died blaze furious reports door school dormitory caught fire metal bars windows trapped boys leaving unable escape from understand one way get fire said brother final abdullah waited outside hospital morgue sibling remains identified how could escaped how could something like happened we want know fire officials said found damage electrical wiring dormitory ruling earlier suggestion short circuit probably caused blaze the incident investigated negligence fire chief wan mod nor ibrahim told state news agency bernard the school denied statement authorities made structural changes without approval fire officials malaysia offers secular education system growing conservatism led boom number islamic religious schools overseen education authorities some offer curriculum similar secular schools greater emphasis islamic knowledge others provide specialized education inadequate regulation training led slew safety issues schools including reports fires abuse student deaths religious leader mohamed sri painful abiding said social media site facebook some owners set schools simply enterprises satisfy interests said mohamed sri multi northern state perils some low quality schools order save costs also take anyone ready teach even nothing subjects teaching added some religious schools reluctant follow government regulations fear interference administration said deputy prime minister ahmad said amid former prime minister marathi mohamed whose tenure lasted years said lessons learned nearly three decades citing tragedy killed girls religious school i sad kind incident happened news portal malaysian insight quoted saying visiting victims families safety measures important i hope schools review safety measures worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Malaysia identifies victims of religious school fire, amid outrage over safetyKUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia has identified all 23 people who died in a horrific fire at an Islamic boarding school, an official said on Friday, as calls mounted for tougher regulation after the worst such tragedy in two decades. The fire killed 21 teenage boys and two teachers after it broke out early on Thursday at a  tahfiz  school, where students learned to memorize the Koran.   We hope and pray this will be the last such incident and preventive actions must be in place and be the order of the day,  said Noor Hisham Abdullah, Malaysia s director general of health, adding that DNA tests were used to identify the bodies.    There have been 31 similar fire incidents in the past, Malaysian officials said, but media put the figure higher. Among 1,034 fires in religious schools during the two years to August 2017, 211 schools burned to the ground, the Star daily said, quoting fire department figures. Family members of Mohamad Haikal Abdullah, a 12-year-old who died in the blaze, were furious over reports that the only door to the school s dormitory had caught fire while metal bars on the windows trapped the boys, leaving them unable to escape.  From what we understand, there was only one way out, but they couldn t get through because it was on fire,  said his brother, Faizal Abdullah, as he waited outside a hospital morgue for his sibling s remains to be identified.   How could they have escaped? How could something like this have happened? We want to know.  Fire officials said they found no damage to the electrical wiring of the dormitory, ruling out their earlier suggestion that a short circuit probably caused the blaze. The incident is being investigated as negligence, the fire chief, Wan Mohd Nor Ibrahim, told state news agency Bernama. The school denied a statement by authorities that it had made structural changes without approval from fire officials. Muslim-majority Malaysia offers a secular education system, but growing conservatism has led to a boom in the number of Islamic religious schools, most privately-run and not overseen by education authorities.  Some offer a curriculum similar to secular schools, but with a greater emphasis on Islamic knowledge, while others provide more specialized education. Inadequate regulation and training has led to a slew of safety issues at such schools, including reports of fires, abuse, and student deaths, religious leader Mohamad Asri Zainul Abidin said on social media site Facebook. Some owners had set up schools simply as money-making enterprises or to satisfy their own interests, said Mohamad Asri, the mufti of the northern state of Perlis.  Some low quality schools, in order to save costs, also take in anyone ready to teach, even when they have nothing to do with the subjects they re teaching,  he added. Some religious schools were reluctant to follow government regulations for fear of interference in their administration, said Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.    Former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad, whose tenure lasted 22 years, said no lessons had been learned in nearly three decades, citing a 1989 tragedy that killed 27 girls at a religious school.   I m sad that this kind of incident happened again,  news portal the Malaysian Insight quoted him as saying after visiting victims  families.  Safety measures are very important. I hope after this, all schools will review (safety measures).   worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: malaysia identifies victims religious school fire amid outrage safetykuala jumper reuters malaysia identified people died horrific fire islamic boarding school official said friday calls mounted tougher regulation worst tragedy two decades the fire killed teenage boys two teachers broke early thursday tahfiz school students learned memorize korean we hope pray last incident preventive actions must place order day said poor islam abdullah malaysia director general health adding dna tests used identify bodies there similar fire incidents past malaysian officials said media put figure higher among fires religious schools two years august schools burned ground star daily said quoting fire department figures family members mohamed hail abdullah died blaze furious reports door school dormitory caught fire metal bars windows trapped boys leaving unable escape from understand one way get fire said brother final abdullah waited outside hospital morgue sibling remains identified how could escaped how could something like happened we want know fire officials said found damage electrical wiring dormitory ruling earlier suggestion short circuit probably caused blaze the incident investigated negligence fire chief wan mod nor ibrahim told state news agency bernard the school denied statement authorities made structural changes without approval fire officials malaysia offers secular education system growing conservatism led boom number islamic religious schools overseen education authorities some offer curriculum similar secular schools greater emphasis islamic knowledge others provide specialized education inadequate regulation training led slew safety issues schools including reports fires abuse student deaths religious leader mohamed sri painful abiding said social media site facebook some owners set schools simply enterprises satisfy interests said mohamed sri multi northern state perils some low quality schools order save costs also take anyone ready teach even nothing subjects teaching added some religious schools reluctant follow government regulations fear interference administration said deputy prime minister ahmad said amid former prime minister marathi mohamed whose tenure lasted years said lessons learned nearly three decades citing tragedy killed girls religious school i sad kind incident happened news portal malaysian insight quoted saying visiting victims families safety measures important i hope schools review safety measures worldnews