Many items on MyKasih list no longer available in shops, say recipients


KOTA KINABALU: While recipients of the MyKasih are thankful for the latest RM300 aid given by the government, some have expressed disappointment over the lack of goods to choose from when claiming their aid.

The MyKasih aid, meant for the disabled or Orang Kelainan Upaya (OKU) group, is a form of assistance that is divided into three payments - RM100 per month, to be claimed in the form of purchased goods at selected supermarkets.

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