Banking on generous Malaysians


By CY LEE
The pigeonhole cupboards used by kEATchen for its cloud kitchen business, comes in handy for contactless handover of food supplies for those in need. — Photos: SHAARI CHEMAT and RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star

SINCE the Covid-19 pandemic started, Malaysians have come forward and shown their generous side.

Individuals and business entities are getting together to offer help to the less fortunate and those who have lost their jobs or whose income is badly hit when business dropped.

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Food banks , food aid , MCO Covid-19

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