A humbling Ramadan in Turkiye


Making the best of it: Breaking fast in tents and cars has become the norm for some working to help survivors of the recent earthquake.

PETALING JAYA: It’s been almost two months since the devastating earthquake in Turkiye that left almost 60,000 dead and a bigger number homeless, but Malaysians there are showing that they continue to care.

The Malaysians are even breaking their fast in cars and tents as they work round the clock to help those who are still traumatised by the tragedy.

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