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M’sian Netizens Send Free Meals Through Grab For Indonesian Riders To Share With Those In Need

This Is Malaysia. Lending a hand beyond borders.
When times get tough, neighbours step up.

Over the weekend, Malaysians found a creative way to show love and solidarity to Indonesians, by sending food directly to them using the Grab app.

How they did it

All it took was a few simple steps — changing the GrabFood location to Jakarta, placing an order with the drop-off point set (such as a hotel lobby), and then telling the driver to either keep the meal or pass it on to others in need.

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Screenshots shared online show M’sians placing orders from restaurants in Jakarta and instructing drivers to treat the food as a form of charity.

Screenshot via Threads

Drivers’ heartfelt responses

The small act of kindness made a big difference.

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One rider replied: ‘Coincidentally, I haven’t eaten since the afternoon. Thank you so much for this blessing.’

Another wrote: ‘May your blessings and livelihood flow smoothly.’

Screenshots of these exchanges quickly went viral, moving netizens who praised the simple yet powerful way Malaysians extended a hand across borders.

Screenshot via Threads

The initiative sparked a wave of online posts, with Malaysians proudly sharing their GrabFood receipts and encouraging others to do the same.

For many, it wasn’t just about food — it was about reminding Indonesians that in difficult times, they are not alone.

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