mStar helps Malaysian artistes in need with Season Two of its programme 'mStar Baek'


Eight celebrities and individuals in need were given assistance in the second season of the mStar Baek programme. Photo: Faihan Ghani/The Star

The Star’s Malay-language portal mStar collaborated with KPJ Healthcare in helping eight celebrities and individuals facing hardship and easing their burdens through the Season 2 of mStar Baek.

The programme, available on all mStar digital platforms including YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, has garnered a total of 10 million views since its broadcast in March.

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