Timely help for P. Ramlee’s wheelchair-bound son Sazali


PETALING JAYA: His father was a legend in the film and music industry but Sazali Ramlee, who has never been in the limelight, is thankful that the industry remembers him in his time of need.

“I am thankful to the Government for helping me and looking after the welfare of those in the industry,” said the wheelchair-bound Sazali, whose name was immortalised in Anakku Sazali a song and film made famous by his late father Tan Sri P. Ramlee.

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