KOTA BHARU: British American Tobacco Malaysia (BAT Malaysia) has pledged to help tobacco leaf farmers in Kelantan and Terengganu to replant their crops, which were devastated by flash floods recently at a cost that may run up to RM10mil.
BAT Malaysia managing director Jack Bowles, said they empathised with the plight of the farmers whose families depended almost entirely on income generated from their tobacco crops.
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