PETALING JAYA – A 14-year-old boy who worked as a part-time burger stall worker became a victim of theft after going to the toilet when he was on duty in the midnight. The thief stole most of the stall’s property, including the ingredients.
His misfortune attracted the Police Chief of Petaling Jaya District’s attention, ACP Nik Ezanee Mohd Faisal. Therefore, he dropped by the stall recently to give the hardworking boy some care and support. During his visit, he gave him a brand new mobile phone.
According to SinChew Daily’s phone interview with Sir Nik Ezanee, the boy named Muhammad Nor Faizal Nordin is earning some pocket money by working as part-time in a burger stall near Jalan Nuri Seksyen 7, Kota Damansara during the school holiday. Around 1 am in the midnight on the day of the incident, he lost his mobile phone, cash and food ingredients when he went to the toilet for relief before closing up.
After he found out the theft, Nor Faizal immediately reported to the polis about the incident. According to Sir Nik Ezanee, he decided to pay the unfortunate boy a visit after receiving the police report to cheer him up. He hopes to keep the boy in faith and his spirit of fighting destiny.
Sir Nik Ezanee bought Nor Faizal a new mobile phone worth RM300+ with his own money. This RM300 is his most meaningful money spent this year.
He said, the salary of RM50 might sound very little to most people, but it is very precious to Nor Faizal. I can feel his happiness and see the smile on his face when I passed him the mobile phone even though he was wearing a mask, he added.
Regarding why giving Nor Faizal a mobile phone instead of cash as an encouragement, Sir Nik Ezanee said the boy might not know how to use RM300 cash wisely. Still, teenagers nowadays mostly have a mobile phone. Therefore, he decided to give him a mobile phone for entertainment and look up information.
“This boy did not get stolen in the midnight because he did something bad or join Mat Rempit. He is looking over a burger stall to earn a living. I believe if he continues this positive life attitude, he will create himself a bright future.”
He claimed to have been sharing the concept of “One good deed a day” with his colleagues since he became the Police Chief of Petaling Jaya. Be it a big deal or small move, including helping an old lady cross the road and changing the tyre for a random person, it is all good deeds. By doing a good deed every day, a person can accumulate blessings and become more positive and kind-hearted.
Sources: FB/ Polis Daerah Petaling Jaya
Editor: Raymond Chen
