Odd job worker seeks donations to care for sick sons


Datuk Madius (centre) speaking to Soilon (left) about the boy’s condition.

KOTA KINABALU: Odd job worker Soilon Lambut, 59, has never complained about his life despite the hardships he has to go through on a daily basis.

To raise his seven children, he used to work as a grass cutter for a local resort in Tuaran while his 41-year-old wife stayed home at a remote village in Kiulu, some 60km from here, to care for their children.

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