Malaysian sells ‘funds rice’ for RM3.50 & offers free meals to those that cannot afford it

Malaysia is experiencing one of the crucial difficult durations in its historical past as a result of greater inflation, which suggests rising meals costs and residing prices. But one Malaysian vendor is hoping to make a distinction within the lives of her fellow Malaysians along with her RM3.50 ‘budget rice’ and by giving freely free meals to the needy.

According to MalayMail, Nurul Hashima Abu Aris‘s choice to promote meals at a less expensive worth got here from the truth that she paid RM7 for a half portion of rice with a spoonful of greens and a chunk of salted fish throughout the Covid-19 motion management order interval.

She thought of RM7 overpriced and puzzled how these affected by the quarantine via lack of earnings might afford to feed themselves.

So with the assistance of her son, Arfan, she arrange her funds rice stall Nasi Bajet Shima in 2020, and charged solely RM3.50 for a packet. Now, she sells 200 pre-packed parcels a day and so they’re bought out an hour and a half after she opens for enterprise. Ayam Masak Merah and Ayam Minyak Kicap are her bestsellers.

“I usually give away free rice packs and some money to those who really cannot afford them. I even invite them to visit my stall again in the future,” mentioned Hashima. She even used the revenue that she acquired from the sale to assist not less than 50 individuals by shopping for groceries or child necessities.

For those that need to help her enterprise, you possibly can go to her stall which is situated in entrance of the Al-Falah surau in Kota Damansara.

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