Families of needy Ipoh students get food aid


Yeong (in checked shirt) receiving the food box donation from Pertubuhan Amal Ai Xin Fan Tong Ipoh adviser Kathleen Wong to be distributed to families of needy students.

FAMILIES of SMK St Michael Ipoh students who are hard hit by the movement control order (MCO) received some much needed aid in the form of food boxes courtesy of a non-governmental organisation (NGO).

A total of 55 food boxes from Pertubuhan Amal Ai Xin Fan Tong Ipoh will be distributed to families of selected students after the school Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) reached out to the NGO, which runs a soup kitchen from its centre in Ipoh.

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