Ayer Hitam parliamentary service centre donates essential items during the MCO


Dr Wee (third from right) with Ayer Hitam MCA division chief Ling Tian Soon (second from right) giving out aid and essential items to the needy in Yong Peng.

BATU PAHAT: The Ayer Hitam parliamentary service centre is actively helping the less fortunate among the constituents, especially during the movement control order (MCO).

Its MP Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong said the centre had successfully channelled 7,562 food packages including fruits and vegetables to more than 4,000 families within his constituency since March 23.

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