Ahmad Faizal (front row, centre) and state Women Development, Family and Social Welfare Chairman Wong May Ing (second from right) with recipients of the Perak Prihatin Card.
RM80 may not be much for most folk these days but for part-time tailor Maheran Buyong, it is enough to buy groceries that could last for a month.
The 62-year-old from Manjoi said she planned to buy groceries after receiving the “Prihatin Perak Card” which allows recipients to get RM80 worth of essential goods every month and RM300 worth of medical treatment plus medication annually.
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