Ramadan outing for underprivileged children brings plenty of cheer


The children joined by staff from Tourism Malaysia, CapitaLand and Queensbay Mall as well as USM’s Dewan Budaya and representatives of sponsors. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

SMILES were etched on the faces of needy children from Pusat Jagaan Inapan Kasih Sayang in Penang during a joyful buka puasa event.

The 30 youngsters, accompanied by the staff of the Kepala Batas-based home, tucked into burgers, fries and ice cream sundaes at a fast-food restaurant in Queensbay Mall.

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