A single meal their only comfort


Caring for the community: Volunteers from the Chief Minister’s office and MCA’s Crisis Relief Squad office preparing to carry out sanitisation work at a housing estate in Melaka.

MELAKA: Living alone and with only a meal a day are some of the heart-wrenching stories discovered by volunteers from the Melaka Chief Minister’s Office when going around to distribute Covid-19 assistance and carrying out sanitation works since January.

Chief Minister’s secretary for community affairs Yong Fun Juan said those were some of the untold stories of hardship endured since last year.

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