Welfare organisations hardest hit by pandemic


Amitabha Malaysia needs to raise funds urgently to cover operating expenses at its dialysis centres, old folk’s homes and orphanage.

WITH the Covid-19 outbreak and movement control order (MCO) in the country, financial capability of the public and corporations has suffered much.

As the common folk and establishments do not have a steady revenue, they are unable to provide for the needy.

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