75 media personnel in Kelantan receive cash assistance


KOTA BHARU (Bernama): The Kelantan Darulnaim Media Club (Kemudi) on Monday (June 21) presented cash donations to all its 75 members as welfare assistance to help ease their burden during the implementation of the movement control order.

Its president Shahnun Hanif Abdullah Suhaimi said the contributions, between RM150 and RM300, were given to each member as Kemudi was unable to carry out various programmes such as sports activities, leisure, visits, courses and training during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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