Over 39,000 food aid packs reach needy folk


Volunteers handing out food supplies to a recipient at the organisation’s Bukit Jelutong Recycling Centre in Shah Alam.

THE effects of the movement control order because of the Covid-19 pandemic has no doubt affected many businesses and families.

Following the many requests for help from those affected, a food care programme aimed at easing the financial burden of affected families was started by the Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Tzu Chi chapters.

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