NGOs come to aid of Bukit Serdang family in dire straits


Representatives from CPB and Lions Club Pantai Hill visiting the Lai family at their flat in Bukit Serdang.

A FAMILY of four, who were already in dire straits before the movement control order (MCO), suffered further hardship before two non-governmental organisations (NGOs) stepped in to help.

The family, comprising father Lai Heng Seng, mother Loh Soh Chau and two sons Wei Feng and Wei Kin, were living in a barely furnished flat in Bukit Serdang, Seri Kembangan in Selangor.

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