A beacon of hope in Kuala Lumpur's red light district

A new centre that helps drug addicts is cleaning up one of Kuala Lumpur's seamiest neighbourhoods.

By Grace Chen for Khabar Southeast Asia in Kuala Lumpur

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• • james.i
    August 14, 2012 @ 12:08:53AM
  • keep up the good work. not everybody is bold enough to help this people.
• • AL. Deliganu
    August 7, 2012 @ 12:08:31AM
  • Nice to hear from former drug edicts that they they have realised their past mistakes and turn to new leaves.
• • Zach
    August 2, 2012 @ 12:08:17PM
  • A noble act indeed.It is no easy task to rehab addict,more so when the drug pushers are always around to exploit those who crave for it.

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