No more living in a car for family, thanks to generous donors


Photo: Bernama

PUCHONG: After almost two weeks of making their old car their home, Grace Edward and her family can finally breathe a sigh of relief after receiving a new rented home here on Monday (July 18), thanks to the concern of and donations from the public.

Grace, 37, a housewife, expressed her gratitude to the public for their help while her husband, Kumar Subramaniam, 37, who lost his mechanic's job, has also been offered a job in a workshop near their new home.

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