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Living in Poverty, Four Children Share a Bath in a Shopping Mall Toilet

Summary by Utusan Online
ALOR SETAR: "I'm not asking for much, it's enough if the leaking roof of the house is repaired and there is a toilet so that the children can live more comfortably." That is the hope of housewife, Mariati Antek, 37, who is squeezed by the narrowness of life and is forced to live in a dilapidated house with her husband and two children in Kuala Kangkong, here. The house that serves as a shelter ...
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ALOR SETAR: "I'm not asking for much, it's enough if the leaking roof of the house is repaired and there is a toilet so that the children can live more comfortably." That is the hope of housewife, Mariati Antek, 37, who is squeezed by the narrowness of life and is forced to live in a dilapidated house with her husband and two children in Kuala Kangkong, here. The house that serves as a shelter ...

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Utusan Online broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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