Youths of all races help out at PJ gurdwara in aid of flood victims


SHOCKED by the growing desperation of those caught in the floods in Klang Valley over the weekend, a group of Sikh youths decided to launch a food bank programme on Sunday at Gurdwara Sahib Petaling Jaya (GSPJ).

The initiative took off and garnered the support of thousands of Malaysians to step up and help flood victims.

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