All affected residents will get food parcels, assures rep


Azrul (in blue, standing by the wall) observing his service team members getting fresh vegetables ready for distribution. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

BAYAN Lepas assemblyman Azrul Mahathir Aziz has set up several stations in the constituency to drop off food parcels for folk affected by the enhanced movement control order (MCO).

He has assured residents that no areas and villages would be left out but advised anyone who has not received food parcels to contact his service centre or the district office for assistance.

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