Masala Wheels co-founder Kuhan Pathy: “We have been offering meals at subsidised costs to those facing difficulties because of the nationwide shutdown.'
Masala Wheels has initiated a system whereby well-wishers and donors can purchase packed meals in advance for those in need.
“This is done through a ‘pay it forward’ system, whereby well-wishers and donors purchase packed meals in advance for others in need.” “The people in this photo are all Masala Wheels staff who hold authorisation letters to work during the MCO,” he said. “Use your keyboard skills to launch an online campaign like #FoodWithoutBorders for the benefit of our frontliners and to help those in need,” he said.
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