A touching tribute to mothers


Chong Eng (with purple face mask) and Chow (green shirt) posing with guests at the launch of the ‘Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives: Everyday Stories of Inspirational Women’ book.

THE present generation can learn a valuable lesson from the hardships faced by their mothers in bringing them up, said Penang social development committee chairman Chong Eng.

“It will be good if we can remind youths through this latest book entitled ‘Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives: Everyday Stories of Inspirational Women’, ” she said at the launch of the book at the Kwong Wah Yit Poh Hall in Presgrave Street, Penang.

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