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BY ARIF ZIKRI
Lotus’s Kota Baru colleagues pose with a Kiriman Ikhlas Raya and Tabung Kiriman Ikhlas beneficiary on April 20. Picture courtesy of Lotus Stores Malaysia
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KUALA LUMPUR, April 26 Lotus’s Stores Malaysia Sdn Bhd or formerly known as Tesco Stores Malaysia is rolling out two CSR initiatives to help underprivileged families this Ramadan and Hari Raya.
Teaming up with colleagues and small and medium enterprise supplier, All Kurma Sdn Bhd, Lotus’s Stores Malaysia is helping those affected financially by the Covid-19 pandemic through their Kiriman Ikhlas Raya (KIR) and the Tabung Kiriman Ikhlas (TKI) initiatives.
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