Aid welcomed but ‘barely enough’ to ease burdens


BUSINESSES welcome the targeted aid announced under the fourth Prihatin Special Grant (GKP 4.0), with many looking forward to the National Recovery Plan entering Phase Two in Penang.

A hair salon founder and owner who wanted to be known only as Shuhada, 44, said they hoped to be able to ride out this tough period with the RM500 aid disbursed under GKP 4.0.

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