For many people, fish briyani, seafood fried rice and buttermilk prawns are affordable coffeeshop meals. But, for the needy, they are luxuries and a far cry from their regular dinners of biscuits and instant noodles.
Local charity Free Food For All is aiming to help these people - along with those who may not be physically able to cook - this Ramadan, by distributing a wider variety of halal food.
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