Ensuring poor students get proper food, nutrition


Mohd Rashidi says the initiative is in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

IN LINE with making it a sustainable and Zero Hunger city, Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) has initiated a programme in aid of needy students from primary and secondary schools as well as institutions of higher learning to improve their nutrition and health.

“The initiative is to help the students, especially those from rural areas and low-income families, get adequate and nutritious food during the Covid-19 pandemic, ” acting Shah Alam mayor Mohd Rashidi Ruslan told StarMetro after chairing the council’s full board meeting.

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