Simple meal: Norlaili (right) and her 17-year-old daugher Natasha preparing a meal for sahur in their flat. — LOW LAY PHON/The Star
KUALA LUMPUR: For some families living in low-cost flats in the capital, they are grateful that they never go hungry during Ramadan and hope to continue to be showered with blessings this holy month despite the tough times.
For Abdul Rahman Mohamad who lives in a unit of the People’s Housing Project (PPR) Seri Semarak with his wife and seven children, the fasting month has always come with many donations from NGOs, politicians, individuals and well-meaning parties.
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