#NSTviral: Boy wins hearts for guiding blind elderly man at LRT station
KUALA LUMPUR: A young boy has won hearts online after he was seen guiding a blind elderly man at Maluri LRT station, helping him navigate the station safely.
A young boy has captured the hearts of netizens after it was revealed he guided a blind elderly man at the Maluri LRT station, ensuring his safe navigation. The heartwarming incident was shared by user @syifanadine92 on Threads, who commended the boy's kindness. The post resonated with many, who shared their own experiences of assisting visually impaired individuals in public spaces.
One user, @careyryan_, recounted helping a blind man leave an MRT station even though he had arrived late for his train. He expressed gratitude when another man, possibly a doctor, thanked him for his assistance and hurried away. @ieya.az praised the boy's gesture, stating: "Such a beautiful soul. May he always be blessed!" View on Threads. @hi_mayahhhhh shared a similar scenario at Pasar Seni LRT station, where a young man assisted a blind elderly man by asking him to hold his shoulder while they conversed.
The user expressed hope that the boy's goodness would lead him to beautiful things. Another user, @panadol_cat_, mentioned that people in their neighbourhood regularly assisted blind residents in crossing roads, some even walking 20 minutes to reach their local MRT station.
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