‘It really hurts to see kids in such a position’


Humanitarian effort: Ahmad and Duane (inset) say the Polish community and the government have been helping Ukrainian refugees.

PETALING JAYA: The image of little children sleeping on the floor of the Warsaw Central Railway Station broke the heart of Malaysian student Duane Muruga Raj Jr, who volunteered to assist Ukrainian refugees in Poland.

“Honestly, I’m really saddened by this. It breaks my heart every time I see them sleeping on the floor of the railway station. It really hurts to see those innocent kids in such a position,” he said when contacted.

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