Berjaya to the rescue


Hope for the future: Tan (back row, centre) sharing a light-hearted moment with children at the Berjaya-GK village in Barangay Camaman-an.

CAGAYAN DE ORO (The Philippines): Berjaya Group of Companies hopes to build 1,000 houses every year to help victims of natural calamities in the Philippines.

Its founder Tan Sri Vincent Tan said the company would donate 100mil pesos (RM8.2mil) every year to do this “provided we are doing all right”.

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