Kind Felda folk feed travellers on long detour


Good deed: A young settler walking towards a vehicle with water and food for one of the many travellers driving through the settlement.

PETALING JAYA: A group of young people from Felda Lakum in Pahang earned praises from the public after they selflessly raised funds among themselves to make travellers passing through their neighbourhood feel welcome.

The settlers noticed unusually high traffic coursing through the area recently as out-of-towners took a detour through the settlement, about 30km from Bentong, on their way back to Kuala Lumpur following heavy rain that caused floods on the highway, mStar reported.

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