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On November 21, 2020, SGM made a donation of RM20,000 to the Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS). The amount was handed over to the chairman of MRCS (Sabah Branch) Datuk Asnan Yunus Chung by SGM Sabah representative Lam Choi Sing in a ceremony held at SGM Sabah Culture Centre. This donation, which is a response to MRCS’s material assistance […]
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In line with the humanitarian spirit to alleviate the people’s sufferings, on April 2, 2020, SGM donated RM40,000 to Medical Relief Society Malaysia’s (Mercy Malaysia) COVID-19 Pandemic Fund, to assist the government in purchasing ventilators, medical monitors and other equipment for intensive care units. SGM also expressed its deepest gratitude to Mercy Malaysia for its
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Two consecutive days of torrential rain in Penang on November 4 and 5, 2017 caused flooding all over the state, with many residents being forced to move into evacuation centres for temporary shelter. In response to the floods, SGM General Director Koh Sia Feai headed operations to provide disaster relief assistance to the victims. SGM
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“Stay strong Nepal.” This was the uplifting message that the SGM Kuala Lumpur culture groups sent to the stricken people of Nepal. The country had been struck by two devastating earthquakes in recent times that have killed close to 9,000 people and injured almost 22,000 more. On May 30, the culture groups staged a concert
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Since the devastating East Coast floods struck at the end of last year, SGM members have been involved in various endeavours to bring relief to flood victims and aid the reconstruction of the affected areas. On January 21, SGM presented a cheque for RM20,000 to the Sin Chew Daily East Coast flood relief fund. Earlier
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A massive flood which struck several states in the East Coast since December of 2014, caused major disaster and made more than 100,000 victims homeless. Based on the humanistic spirit of the Buddhist compassion to share the people’s suffering, Soka Gakkai Malaysia (SGM) has organised several Special Prayer Sessions at its 25 culture centres and
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A massive earthquake of magnitude 6.5 struck Ludian County in Yunan Province, China on August 3 this year. It was labelled as the most severe earthquake to ever hit Ludian County in the past 14 years, leading to 600 deaths and more than a million left homeless. On September 3, SGM General Director Koh Sia
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On November 8, 2013, Super Typhoon Haiyan (locally known as Yolanda), the most powerful typhoon to ever hit land, wreaked havoc across central Philippines, killing more than 5,000 people and leaving nearly one million people displaced. Members of Soka Gakkai Malaysia (SGM) had been collecting funds in support of relief activities in the Philippines. SGM
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On November 13, 2011, SGM members participated in a charity bazaar to raise funds for relief efforts for the recent devastating floods in Thailand. The bazaar was held in a fishing village in Kuala Perlis. The money raised from the bazaar was later given to Sin Chew Jit Poh to be channelled to the Thailand
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On March 11, 2011, one of the most severe earthquakes in history and massive tsunamis struck north-eastern Japan leaving more than 9,000 dead and over 12,000 people missing. On March 26, 2011, Soka Gakkai Malaysia (SGM) donated RM1,050,000 in aid of the Japan earthquake and tsunami victims. The donation was collected from SGM members nationwide
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