Pulau Redang residents fish, sell kueh to put food on the table during the pandemic


One tonne metric of essential goods under the Ganu Eco Charity was handed over by the Clean Air Forum Society of Malaysia (MyCAS), in collaboration with Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, which provided the RV Discovery research ship, to Pulau Redang residents.

KUALA NERUS (Bernama): Residents of Kampung Baru, Pulau Redang, who depend on the tourism industry, proved that they were not the type to remain idle when the Covid-19 pandemic hit the country.

They also did not want to depend on assistance from the government and the public, but persevered by doing various jobs to ensure there was food on the table.

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