(From left) Saduruddin and Najmudeen chatting with the students as they make their pick of school uniforms at the hypermarket.
FOR the 11th consecutive year, the Penang Muslim League held its ‘Back to School’ programme for the underprivileged at the Mydin Hypermarket in Penang Road.
Sixty school children, aged seven to 17, comprising 43 boys and 17 girls, gathered outside the hypermarket one Saturday morning to shop for new uniform and stationery.
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(From left) Saduruddin and Najmudeen chatting with the students as they make their pick of school uniforms at the hypermarket.
(From left) Ramjan Yousof, 36, with her daughter Nurul Nabila Syamsul Nizam, 16, and Nurul Natasha Fitri Syamsul Nizam, 13, checking out the school shoes at Mydin hypermarket.
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