For some, staying at home means being stuck in a tiny space./ Pix by Anak Kami
BUKIT BERUNTUNG: Social welfare activist Jalilah Awang Kenit has seen her fair share of human suffering, but the struggles of daily wage workers during the movement control order (MCO) period has left her devastated.
While out on her regular trips to provide food to communities in need under the Darul Jariyah Welfare Association, she saw a scrawny young migrant worker picking on leaves in the bushes.
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Siti had to sell their household furniture and appliances to buy food for the family./ Pix by R.age
One of the families in Bukit Beruntung that receives contribution from Jalilah./ Pix by Darul Jariyah
Amira lives in a motorbike workshop that they are renting.
A foreign worker drying excess rice and Dhal to avoid food wastage, and so they can have enough supply until the end of the MCO./ Pix by Anak Kami
Foreign workers in the Klang Valley waiting in line to receive food contributions from Anak Kami Welfare Association./ Pix by Anak Kami
A family of five is living in a dilapidated flat./ Pix by Darul Jariyah
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