Showing posts with label CHEMOR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CHEMOR. Show all posts

Friday, 23 July 2021

FIRST MBI'S INITIATIVE FOOD BANK

 

CHEMOR: The first Initiative Food Bank (Gerobok Rezeki) loaded with grocery was set up located by the roadside of Kampung Cik Zainal, here.

The village folks now can have access to the grocery by contacting the village representatives.

 


 

Ipoh City Council Datuk Bandar Datuk Rumaizi Baharin @ Md Daud and Councillor for Zon 1 (Khantan/Kampung Cik Zainal/Kg Ulu Chemor/Tanah Hitam) Datuk Mazlan Abd Rahman launched the Initiative Food Bank.

Rumaizi said that the Initiative Food Bank was the first one in Perak established under the Ipoh City Council Caring Programme, catering to the villagers with essentials items.

“People are affected by the Covid-19 pandemic and we want to help reduce the burden of the people during movement control order period (MCO).

 


 

“The council had utilized RM1 million for donation since MCO1, and there are plans to set up another seven Initiative Food Bank, located along Ulu Kinta and Tambun areas.

“The Initiative Food Bank here took seven days to construct at a cost of RM3,800, loaded with RM1,000 grocery items in it,” he said.

Meanwhile Datuk Mazlan said that the setting up of Initiative Food Bank would help in engaging villagers of all races here, and there were villagers who may want to sponsor food for the less fortunate in the village via this food bank. 

 


 

 

Tuesday, 15 December 2020

STOP ILLEGAL DUMPING

 

CHEMOR: Ipoh City councillor (MBI) Datuk Mazlan Abdul Rahman handed over two garbage bins to the residents of Ulu Chemor, here.

Ulu Chemor Village Community Committee members Shamsudin Ramli, Ridzuan Zabidin, Shamsuri and Safari Hamdan were present to receive the 660-litre bins.

 

DATUK MAZLAN THROWING RUBBISH INTO GARBAGE BIN

 

Also present was MBI Health of Director assistant chief S. Manisegaran.

Datuk Mazlan said that the objective of the garbage bins was to ensure cleanliness would be maintained in Ipoh City, and to always remain Clean, Green and Advance.

“The irresponsible attitude of illegal dumping must be stopped, and we must encourage the residents to use bins as the means of throwing away rubbish,” he said.

 

CATCHING UP WITH RESIDENTS