Giving back for Ramadan


For a good cause: Mohamat Supair and a bazaar worker showing off the popular nasi kandar side dishes he sells at the Ramadan bazaar at Lebuh Queen in George Town, Penang. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Traders at the Ramadan bazaar in Lebuh Queen have been donating surplus food items to the needy.

Nasi kandar operator Mohamat Supair Deen Abdul Aziz, 50, said that 50 such hot food packets were being distributed daily.

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