Crisis relief squad chief lauds increased interest in volunteerism


Johor Crisis Relief Squad of MCA elite members undergoing training in handling motorboat as well as equipment usage at XPark Sunway in Iskandar Puteri.

THERE has been increased interest in volunteerism following the massive floods that hit several districts in Johor earlier this year, a local volunteer group notes.

Johor Crisis Relief Squad of MCA (CRSM) chief Tai Chee How said the organisation currently had more than 300 members in the state.

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