Helping the less fortunate enjoy reunion dinner


A GROUP of restaurant owners and chefs in Kluang, Johor, will be firing up their stoves to cook a wholesome meal for the less fortunate to enjoy on Chinese New Year eve.

Kluang Che Luan Khor Moral Uplifting Society welfare bureau chief Moo Eng Heong said the dishes would be packed and frozen before being distributed to about 190 underprivileged families, dialysis patients and residents of four welfare homes here.

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