Boy raises over RM62,000 for NGO in honour of late dad


Charitable impact: O’Connor (right) speaking with Yao Sern (left) and Hui Ern during the event at BSKL. — AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

PETALING JAYA: He’s just a young boy, but Tan Yao Sern spent five and a half years watching his father receiving palliative care at home after falling into a coma due to a brain aneurysm.

Yao Sern, 14, had a hand in caring for his father as well by talking to him, assisting with his needs and taking him for walks.

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