THE Covid-19 pandemic has shown that Malaysia has a legion of big-hearted souls who have been moved enough by the plight of the cash-strapped to step forward and keep them from going hungry.
Some of these Good Samaritans have chosen to provide the food on their own without going through any organisation.
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Kind donors order food from roadside stalls to support small businesses but are unaware that by the time the intended beneficiaries open the packets, the food may have turned rancid.
There has been no shortage of kind Malaysians willing to fork out money to help feed the homeless and hungry.
Vendors like this man are being helped by people who buy from them in bulk and request that the food be given away to the needy.
Kind donors order food from roadside stalls to support small businesses but are unaware that by the time the intended beneficiaries open the packets, the food may have turned rancid.
Saifudin donates unsold food at his nasi kerabu stall to surau, mosques and passers-by.
A foodbank containing nasi kandar packs set up in Setiawangsa by a roadside traders to feed the needy in the area.
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