PANTAI HOSPITAL IPOH'S TIMELY DONATION

IPOH: Pantai Hospital Ipoh had donated 250 boxes of food items to the underprivileged and marginalized who were affected due to the Movement Control Order (MCO), here.

Each food box contained rice, cooking oil, tea, mee and sardin, which costs RM50 per box.

The recipients hailed from Jelapang, Chemor, Buntong, Sri Rapat, Tambun and Merdeka Garden among others.

PHI'S FRONT LINERS TO DONATE BOXES TO MARGINALIZED PEOPLE, IN KINTA VALLEY

 
These underprivileged people have earlier registered with Malaysia Welfare Department (Jabatan Kebajikan Malaysia) for assistance and support.

PHI chief executive officer Chong Siet Fong said that the donation was being carried out by the hospital despite our front liners were also battling Covid-19 .

“PHI remembers people whose livelihoods have been affected by MCO and who have lost their source of income.

FOOD BOXES READY FOR DELIVERY TO RECIPIENTS

“It takes the management about one-week to source for items and packed it, for the recipients,” she said.

Guest of honour was Perak Welfare Department deputy director Nor Asikin Ibrahim