Helping centre ward off thieves


Giving a helping hand: Rozaid (left) presenting the mock cheque to (from right) VIOSC chairman Hafiz Harun and Abu Bakar at the centre’s premises in Jalan Tunku Asaad in Kulim, Kedah. Looking on is Chua.

KULIM: Members of the Visually Impaired One Stop Centre (VIOSC) in Jalan Tunku Asaad here have fallen victim to theft on several occasions.

Its founder Abu Bakar Ali said money and handphones would go missing when the members performed prayers at the community area near their living quarters.

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