Disable Aunty Evicted From Flat With Only RM50 and Now Selling Pisang Goreng As Living
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A local disabled woman in Penang was evicted from her home and left Rm50 in her pocket after her husband has left her and returned to his home, while her six adult children refused to care for her. Machang Bubuk assemblyman, Lee Khai Loon said that when Kak Ida came to their service centre for help, her eyes were full of tears as she was very sad and worried. Where she was left disabled after an accident that happened in 2014 and her six adult children refused to care for her to give her money to live and her husband who is a Pakistan national left her with a debt of RM5,000 and he has returned to Pakistan.
Her earlier business of selling clothes by the roadside didn’t work out and she was evicted from her RM800 a month flat with only RM50 in her pocket. Lee got a housing unit for Kak Ida and he got help from friends to help Kak Ida move to the housing unit and he notices that an old, broken car in front of her flat and found that the car was meant to be a vehicle for her to make living in the past. He has asked a foreman to repair the car so Kak Ida can move around and run her business and he also got her a new pair of spectacles as her old one was broken and she couldn’t afford to replace it. Now Kak Ida is selling pisang goreng and keropok lekor cheese at the Alma Jaya Ramadhan bazaar. Kak Ida was evicted from her home with only RM50 in her pocket, but today (23 April) is her first day on the business which has generated an income of RM276.
So, if you’re ever at the Alma Jaya Ramadhan Bazaar, do support Kak Ida’s business by purchasing some pisang goreng. Together, we can all help her achieve an honest livelihood.
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