Helping orang asli celebrate Hari Raya


New clothes: Kamariah accompanying Sumirah and Iswandi on their Raya shopping.

KUALA TERENGGANU: For widow Kamariah Rosli, 35, nothing cheers her more during Hari Raya than seeing her three children dressed in new clothes.

“My own well-being is not important. I am more concerned about my children.

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