Jayden’s joyful welcome reception


Lions Club members together with (centre) Jayden and his parents Tan and Ban during the welcome reception at KLIA organised by Lions Clubs in District 308A1, B1 and B2. — Photos: MOHD SAHAR MISNI/The Star

LIONS Clubs International (LCI) Global Service Team vice-constitutional area leader Datuk Patrick Chew gifted a huge bear to a toddler who returned from Spain after receiving cancer treatment.

The gesture showed Chew’s soft heart as three-year-old Jayden Ban’s plight was closely followed by members of the Lions Club of Kuala Lumpur (LCKL). Jayden had just flown back from Barcelona with his parents after undergoing immunotherapy for an aggressive form of cancer. His trip was made possible with public funds raised by LCKL.

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