Sikh NGO continues with rescue despite losing boat


Challenging time: Volunteers from United Sikhs making their way home with rescued Malaysians. — Photo courtesy of United Sikhs

PETALING JAYA: Despite losing a boat, United Sikhs Malaysia pressed on with rescuing ­stranded Malaysians in Hat Yai.

Speaking to The Star from Hat Yai yesterday, United Sikhs ­president Sunil Shukvir Singh said the rescue boat hit a sharp object on Wednesday, causing it to capsize.

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