Stranded Kuala Selangor family gets welfare dept’s help to go home


Mohamad Hapil (left) and Zaiton (second from left) listening to the plight of Muhamad Khairil (second from right) and his wife Hamidah Kadir, who could not return to their home in Kuala Selangor due to the MCO.

A COUPLE and their six-month-old baby from Kuala Selangor, who were stranded in Johor Baru during the movement control order, have been sent home by the Social Welfare Department.

The family were first spotted joining the homeless while queueing up for free food.

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