Raleigh International says bye to Malaysia after 31 years


The last group of Raleigh Borneo volunteers in Kampung Mempakad Darat posing for a photo with one of the toilets they built during the official launch of the pipes and toilets on Sept 5. With them are Logan (back, second from left), Norhayatie (back, sixth from left) and Coca-Cola Malaysia public affairs and communications director Mohamed Kadri Mohamed Taib (back, right). — Raleigh Borneo

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