Spirits lifted as orphanage opens its doors to visitors


Spreading good will Negri Sembilan state assembly Deputy Speaker Datuk M. Ravi (left) presenting the goodies to some of the children at the Nanthisar Home in Seremban. Over 50 orphans and children of single parents from the home and Malaysian Lotus Charity Care Centre in Semenyih, received gifts and cash from Harini Group Sdn Bhd in conjunction with Deepavali.

SEREMBAN: Orphan M. Vickneswari and her brother Viyasan who live at the Nanthisar Home here were happy beyond words when they received goodies, “ang pow” and new clothes in conjunction with the Festival of Lights that falls on Nov 4.

The chidren aged 18 and 11 years, who are from Melaka, have been living at the home for the past five years and are looking forward to a more meaningful Deepavali with the lifting of restrictions following the Covid-19 pandemic.

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