RM1.2 million raised for Malaysian premature baby in Singapore in 29 hours


Eloise Ang Xuan Rui, who was born prematurely at a hospital in Singapore. The parents of the premature baby are seeking help and the NGO helping has launched a fundraising effort to raise RM 1.2 million to help them with the medical expenses. - The Star/ANN

SINGAPORE, March 2 (Bernama): There is hope for a Malaysian premature baby who was born in Singapore, as an urgent fundraising exercise to secure RM1.2 million launched from Malaysia for her medical expenses was completed in 29 hours.

"Both her parents and the public from all over the world have given the infant who was born at just 24 weeks the faith to fight for her life," said a Penang-based One Hope Charity & Welfare in announcing the completion of the exercise today.

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