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He walked four kilometres every day to the school where classes started at 8am and ended at 2pm
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He walked four kilometres every day to the school where classes started at 8am and ended at 2pm
Daily Monitor Thursday May 06 2021 Advertisement A 10-year-old girl, who was suffering with a big swelling on her right cheek, has received financial and medical assistance following a Daily Monitor story. Good Samaritans have provided clothing, bedding and school fees to Priscilla Akongo, 10, who says she was abandoned by her parents after she developed the strange swelling. She is also undergoing an operation at Lacor hospital to remove the swelling. On July 3, 2020, Daily Monitor published a story depicting the worrying condition of Akongo, who lived in Ayago Parish, East Division, Lira Ci...
THE coronavirus pandemic has hit everyone with many different problems which no one could have seen coming a year and a half ago. While most of us dealt with dodgy internet connections and robotic Zoom voices while working from home and socialising with friends and family, for some, the lockdown has created a myriad of issues which have affected their overall development. Seven-year-old Maia Sharp is a primary two pupil at Hallside Primary School in Cambuslang. Maia was diagnosed as moderately deaf at a very young age after implications with birth trauma following an emergency sectio...
Lianne Chia & Anne-Marie Lim SINGAPORE (CNA) – Emblazoned with smiley cartoon rabbits and a bright pink background, the animated graphic on Chng Rui Jie’s online fund-raising page stands out from the other campaigns on the Giving.sg website. ‘Hungry EASTER BUNNIES thank you’, it is titled. In simple language, the 10-year-old Gongshang Primary School pupil writes that she loves rabbits, calls for donations and signs off as a “bunny lover”. This is just one of the 18 online campaigns Rui Jie has run in the course of the past year. Some, like this, have raised a few thousand dollars;...
A 10-year-old girl raised over S$250,000 for charity online. This is how she did it Toggle share menu Advertisement A 10-year-old girl raised over S$250,000 for charity online. This is how she did it Advertisement CNA Insider A 10-year-old girl raised over S$250,000 for charity online. This is how she did it Chng Rui Jie started out with a desire to help hungry rabbits. With some help from her father, she has gone on to run 18 online campaigns for different charities. She's only 10, but over the past year, she's managed to ra...