Humanitarian 'break fast' gift touches people's hearts and goes viral


PETALING JAYA: Raven Murugesan, 50, was in the line at a busy supermarket in Kepong when he noticed the cashier was still working when the Azan sounded, marking time to break fast.

Raven asked her if she was fasting and she replied "yes" with tired-looking eyes.

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