Special quartet’s epic success


Ace, Nick, May and Yes celebrating their achievement of running 318.63km cumulatively at The Epic Run, and raising RM2,795 in the process.

FOUR intellectually challenged youths managed to raise RM2,795 to help build houses for the Orang Asli community.

They are Ace who has Asperger’s Syndrome, Nick who is mildly autistic and dyslexic, May who became a slow learner after developing a brain tumour and Yes, an autistic savant.

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