200 families in Wangsa Maju get food basket aid


  • Letters
  • Wednesday, 21 Jul 2021

Group photo of MCA Youth Wangsa Maju chief Chong (centre) with other members and sponsors before distributing the essentials.

On July 19, MCA Youth Wangsa Maju received donations in kind from the Malaysia JiangSu Entrepreneurs Business Association, China Malaysia Benevolence Figures Group, Tanco Holdings Berhad, and others. With sponsorship extended by these multiple organisations, the supplies were distributed to 200 needy families in the district. Through the combined strength of private businesses, it is hoped that this endeavour will be able to attract others to likewise donate for the benefit of the B40 group who have been hardest hit by Covid-19 pandemic.

On that day, I led MCA Youth Wangsa Maju to deliver the essentials to the afore-mentioned destitute families located at Flat Sri Langkawi, Flat Setapak Indah Jaya and Seksyen 2 in Wangsa Maju whose incomes have severely plummeted. These goods should be able to support the beneficiary residents for at least two weeks.

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