GEORGE TOWN: Losing a loved one to Covid-19 can be devastating and financial aid can help soften the impact for families trying to return to normalcy.
University student S. Wasanthi, 19, lauded the Yayasan Keluarga Malaysia aid for orphans whose parent or parents succumbed to Covid-19.
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