PETALING JAYA: Amidst a call to boycott non-Muslim products, one Malaysian has shared how those of different faiths volunteered their time and money to bring his sick father home from London.
Fadhli Sahar says that the incident three years ago taught him Malaysia is stronger when Malaysians help each other without racial or religious discrimination.
“During discussion with hospital administration, they gave us an option to cut my father’s life support. It means we would end his life just to cut the bill,” he said in a Facebook post on Saturday.Fadhli said he felt depressed and hopeless. “He is a Malaysian who does business in London. We said thank you many times for the donation and he replied ‘Never mind, never mind. I hope by donating the money I’ll get good health and prosperous aaa ’,” Fadhli said.
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