Cashier pays RM18 shortfall for mother’s groceries, leaving her touched by kindness
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Eva said she had gone to the store to buy essential items for her child, including milk, diapers, bread and instant noodles, using the RM100 credit available th...
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A MOTHER was left touched after a cashier at a 99 Speedmart outlet stepped in to pay the RM18 shortfall on her grocery bill when she realised she did not have enough money to complete her purchase.
Eva Asheeny shared the moment on Threads, saying the cashier, Nurul, offered to use her own money after noticing her situation.
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- Aug 9, 2026
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- Aug 15, 2026
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