Sabahans helping out Sabahans in the peninsula


Volunteers preparing food baskets for needy Sabahans in KL.

KOTA KINABALU: Having lived in Peninsular Malaysia since 2000, Jason Manson never knew how bad things were for many of his fellow Sabahans during the Covid-19 pandemic until a chat with friends.

The 42-year-old knew that many people, including Sabahans in the peninsula, were struggling ever since Covid-19 struck and put many sectors on hold.

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