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Dr Maszlee (middle) and Nor Fadilah (fourth from left) with some of the children who received aid during Jeiwa’s Edulife programme.

PASIR GUDANG: Qaseh Siti Aishah Abdullah and Qaseh Siti Khadijah Aminuddin were barely eight years old when they were orphaned after the death of their mother last year.

The siblings are now living with their aunt, senior human resource officer Rafidah Sulaiman, 41, in Taman Kota Masai with her husband and two children.

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