NGOs unhappy over new rules for food aid distribution


THE directive by the government that food aid will only be distributed through the Welfare Department (JKM) has caught many non-governmental organisations (NGO) by surprise.

These Good Samaritans have been intensifying efforts to help the needy, many of whom are daily wage earners who have no source of income after the movement control order (MCO) came into effect on March 18.

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