“When I saw the post about a man selling and donating assam laksa for homeless people, I knew I had to help out,” said Oung in an interview with“I am from Penang. So I thought it would be nice to do something like this for the people in my hometown, especially just before CNY.
“Most of us, including myself, are still very blessed. I still have a home and a roof over my head. But these people don’t have that and are stuck out on the streets. “After that, I posted about this online and many more people wanted to buy my laksa. So I figured that I could collect more donations like this by selling my laksa and giving it to the homeless,” said Lim.
“I distribute the food mostly at Komtar during the day because there are so many people who wait there for aid. I try to do it as often as I can, about every alternate day. I just can’t do it every day because I get too tired,” said Lim. “But I also don’t blame the people who come and collect the food during the day, even if they aren’t actually homeless. Many people are suffering now with no work, no money and no food.”
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