'Abang Viva' heads to Terengganu to assist flood victims


KUALA LUMPUR: A volunteer known to go head on and help during disasters, Azwan Omar, better known to many as "Abang Viva", is in Terengganu to help out in the food relief mission there.

Malay language portal Sinar Harian reported that the 30-year-old headed over to participate in flood relief efforts in the east coast in a four-wheel drive on Sunday (Dec 18).

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