Gifts of daily essentials


Jesmesh Singh (middle) and his teammates giving out goodie bags to the homeless at the five foot way in Komtar, George Town. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star

TALK about unwelcome guests at your ‘party’.

Volunteers from a non-governmental organisation called United Sikhs, who wanted to distribute supplies to the homeless, were almost swamped by about 100 ‘non-eligible’ recipients at the Komtar bus terminal in Penang.

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