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As Hari Raya Aidilfitri approached, SGM Kuala Lumpur and SGM Penang held blood donation campaigns to replenish the reserves of the National Blood Bank. The regular blood donation campaigns by SGM branches are part of SGM’s activities to contribute to society. Blood donation held by SGM Kuala Lumpur Region 5 at SGM Culture Centre […]
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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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Donating blood is an act that brings various benefits. Not only does it help rid the body of excess iron, regulate blood pressure and burn calories, it is also a compassionate act that helps people in need. In April, SGM Johor and SGM Pahang worked with local hospitals in their areas to organise blood donation
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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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December 2014 saw the occurrence of the worst floods to hit our country. At the height of the floods, over 200,000 people were displaced and 21 people died due to the floods. The huge majority of the victims came from the Peninsula’s East Coast states of Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang. The unprecedented scale of the
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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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On December 21, 2014, SGM Penang members participated in a neighbourhood clean-up campaign in Kampung Sungai Udang, Penang as part of a Aedes/dengue prevention campaign. The village is located in Nibong Tebal on the Penang mainland. This clean-up was organised by the village’s Development and Safety Committee. Fifty SGM Penang members joined hands with local
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The Rainbow Bridge of Friendship – Exhibition of Donated Artworks by Overseas Artists Tea ceremony Friendship is the treasure of life. Friendship enables us to transcend our beliefs and forge profound relationships and mutual understanding with persons different from ourselves. Cultural exchanges share the same attribute where individuals are connected through interacting with
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SGM members in several states have been actively involved in Aedes mosquito/dengue fever prevention activities, playing their part in tackling the rising dengue scourge. On October 26, SGM Kuala Lumpur members living in the Pandan Jaya area joined hands with local residents to clean up areas surrounding two roads. The participants of the clean-up cleared
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In line with SGM’s community service campaign, SGM Kuala Lumpur members living in the Bukit Rahman Putra and Ijok areas of Selangor organised a Walk for Peace-cum-charity bazaar on September 28 at the BRP community hall in Bukit Rahman Putra. This event, held in SGM’s Month of Peace, attracted over 300 people, including SGM members
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