Tattoo artists raise over RM40k to buy food for 600 families in need


During these very challenging times, we as tattoo artists are glad to be able to do our part to help families in need, says Chong (left). Photo: Alvin Chong

A group of Malaysian tattoo artists managed to raise over RM40k for food provisions that they distributed to around 600 underprivileged families living in low-cost flats in Subang Jaya.

Although it was immensely challenging getting the provisions to the families in need, largely due to movement restrictions, the do-gooders managed to complete their mission.

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