Malaysians in Singapore deliver food aid to the needy


SINGAPORE: Ten Malaysians have joined a charity programme that delivers food to 4,000 people here during Ramadan.

The programme, a weekly mass iftar or breaking of fast, is organised by the Muslim Converts’ Association of Singapore (MCAS) for its members, Muslims of all backgrounds, volunteers and members of the public, every Saturday.

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