BEAUFORT: Two non-governmental organisations (NGOs) stepped in to help residents in four villages affected by prolonged water supply shortage in the district, while also promoting environmental awareness.Education Entrepreneur Association (EEA) donated 500 cartons of bottled water with funds raised from association members, while Sabah Environmental Friendly Association or Mesra Alam Sekitar (Masesa) distributed 540 face masks contributed by the Sabah Council of Social Services.
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Bottled water for water-shortage Beaufort folks
Published on: Sunday, June 06, 2021
Published on: Sun, Jun 06, 2021
By: Ahmad Apong and Yayasan Dalimpos
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