[Watch] KFC And Pizza Hut Served Up Hope In Putra Heights

With 800 meals between them, their teams didn't simply drop off food; they sat down, listened to survivors' stories, and turned a corporate response into genuine community support.

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These weren’t just quick hello-goodbyes – we’re talking real conversations with people who’d been through hell. Look, when your world is turned upside down by a massive fire that everyone can see for miles around, sometimes the simple stuff matters most—like a warm meal and somebody willing to listen.

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