Businesses helping people in need during movement control order


Employees of a nasi kandar chain distributing free food packs to medical staff at Seberang Jaya Hospital. (Below) A company representative giving out free food in Alma, Bukit Mertajam.

EATERIES in Penang are doing their bit to help frontliners who are working tirelessly to protect the people during the movement control order (MCO) by preparing free food and drinks for them.

A nasi kandar chain has invited all government uniformed personnel on duty during the MCO to visit its eateries and pick up rice packets and iced lemon tea for free.

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