Orang Asli flood victims get aid from comedian’s team


The Hope Branch team during its mission to deliver supplies to Orang Asli communities affected by the floods in Gua Musang.

HELP has poured in for the Orang Asli communities in Gua Musang, who were among the hardest hit by floods in Kelantan.

The aid for some 2,000 families by The Hope Branch (registered under Pertubuhan Amal Harapan Harith Iskander) arrived at four settlements in the area – Pos Brooke, Pos Hendrop, Pos Balar and Pos Hau.

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