Woman in M'sia gives thank you envelopes to KLCC Park cleaners every Friday
The envelopes were believed to contain cash, but this was not confirmed.
A Malaysian woman has garnered online praise for her weekly practice of giving thank you envelopes to cleaners at Kuala Lumpur's KLCC Park. According to Sin Chew Daily, she performs this act every Friday to express gratitude for their efforts in maintaining the park's cleanliness.
In a series of posts on social media platform Threads, user @haskmahat shared his observation of a group of cleaners wearing green t-shirts queuing to receive envelopes during his morning walk at KLCC Park. He described them as the park's "unsung workforce," highlighting the often-overlooked contributions of these individuals.
Upon noticing the woman distributing envelopes, @haskmahat slowed down to observe the interaction. After the last cleaner had returned to work, he approached the woman to inquire if she regularly carried out this gesture. The woman confirmed that she did so every Friday, stating that she did it "simply out of gratitude" for the workers keeping the park clean, according to his Threads account.
Although the envelopes were believed to contain cash, this aspect was not confirmed. The woman's act of appreciation quickly gained attention online, with commenters expressing their admiration for her actions. Some had encountered her during their morning walks at the park, while others praised the gesture for recognizing the efforts of foreign workers in Malaysia.
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