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The Homeless...

The happening was yesterday. In the morning I went to Ampang Point to get some grocery and later went to have Roti Canai and Teh Tarek at a Mamak Restaurant that I frequent. While there I was told by the friendly cashier that  a young girl had been seen sleeping at the outdoor rest area nearby provided by the local council for food truck to served their customers.  And that he had given free food to her. Since he knew I help the needy who come here he suggest that I see that girl. I went and just say a few words to her. She look decent, a Malay teenager probably left her home after SPM. I did not want to probe further at this juncture and instead told her to 'Jaga diri'. After seeing her had some food I then discussed with the cashier and left. According to my friend the cashier he notice she had been there for some times already. Well in the city of KL and it's suburbs it quite normal to see homeless around. In and around KL there are many NGOs providing services to the homeless. Among it are the Kedai Jalanan and the  Dapur Jalanan at Jalan Panggong in Kl.  In this case I would try  to help, one step a time. I always believes in helping and not to ask too many questions. My way is Just help! and forget about it. I made up my mind to help her. Let see how it goes, In Sya Allah. 
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Comments

Howard said…
You are a better man than I, Pak Idrus!
Pak Idrus said…
Howard, thanks for the visit and the good words. Well it could be us in another time. I know how it is to be hungry. I would help in anyway I could. Happy with it. Have a nice day

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