A sweet way to spread harmony


Ong handing two packs of the home-made muar chee to a motorcyclist and pillion rider in Armenian Street.

SET on spreading harmony and joy on Chap Goh Meh, some 60 volunteers distributed their homemade muar chee (sticky rice balls coated with peanuts and sugar) to the public in Armenian Street, Penang.

Volunteer Ong Bee Ee, 54, said it was fulfilling to see the smiles on the people’s faces.

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