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Helping the Homeless Shouldn’t Be One-Off Charity
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14:00, 12 Apr 2021
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Over the weekend, Kuala Lumpur City Hall, or better known as DBKL, announced that NGOs and individuals are prohibited from directly distributing food to the homeless community in the city centre during Ramadan. We look at why such a ban was needed in the first place, as well as how this will affect the homeless community and the work of soup kitchens in KL.
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Presenter: Tee Shiao Eek, Lim Sue Ann
Producer: Lim Sue Ann
The Bigger PictureThe Daily DigestDBKLfood distributionsoup kitchensRamadanNGOshomeless communityB40 communitiesvolunteeringcharity
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32 mins
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14:00, 12 Apr 2021
Over the weekend, Kuala Lumpur City Hall, or better known as DBKL, announced that NGOs and individuals are prohibited from directly distributing food to the homeless community in the city centre during Ramadan. We look at why such a ban was needed in the first place, as well as how this will affect the homeless community and the work of soup kitchens in KL.
Image source: Shutterstock
Presenter: Tee Shiao Eek, Lim Sue Ann
Producer: Lim Sue Ann
The Bigger PictureThe Daily DigestDBKLfood distributionsoup kitchensRamadanNGOshomeless communityB40 communitiesvolunteeringcharity
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