Students thrilled to meet Chef Wan


One for the album: Chef Wan (centre), SMK Mulong principal Mohd Nazri Muhammad (on Chef Wan’s right) and Norsyazana (in black) in a group photo with teachers and students at the school.

KOTA BARU: Excitement for the 2020 #StandTogether National Kindness Week campaign is already ramping up as ambassador Datuk Chef Wan paid one of last year’s participating schools a visit, and surprised them with a RM5,000 donation.

Two students from SMK Mulong attended one of the 15 #StandTogether Kindness Tour workshops last year and their subsequent efforts as “Kindness Ambassadors” earned them the celebrity visit.

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