Good deeds come undone after centres raided


Shut down: A notice to cease operations by the Social Welfare Department (in pink) pasted on the front of one of the raided homes in Petaling Jaya. — GERARD GIMINO/ The Star

PUCHONG: An executive had wanted to run a charity programme at a care home in Puchong. He raised funds and made arrangements for the programme scheduled for next month.

The man, who wanted to be known only as Joe, had called to finalise arrangement but his calls went unanswered since Tuesday. So, he decided to drop by the home.

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