| Nuri Sufri |
MORE than 50 orphans were given special VIP tickets to watch the ‘Ultraman Live in Brunei 2016’ at a presentation ceremony organised by DST at their headquarters in Jalan Tungku Link yesterday.
As part of the DST ‘Ihsan Kasih’ charity drive, the orphans and their guardians will enjoy a night of fun and action at the Jerudong Park Mini Amphitheatre which is being held during the school holidays in March to April.
During the presentation ceremony, the children and guardians were given an exclusive meet and greet with the Ultraman performers.
Present as guest of honour was Haji Marsad bin Haji Ismail, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of DST; Derek Wong, General Manager of IT and Group Facilities; DST Management and staff, as well as the orphans and their guardians.
Derek Wong (ABOVE), General Manager of IT and Group Facilities, and Haji Marsad bin Haji Ismail (BELOW), Deputy Chief Executive Officer of DST, presenting VIP Ultraman tickets to children
A group photo taken during the meet-and-greet for orphans with Ultraman performers organised by DST. – PHOTOS: NURI SUFRI
The event commenced with a welcoming speech followed by a presentation of tickets and a surprise visit from the Ultraman performers.
DST’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) aims to provide programmes that are intended to build the community and shape the future and lives of the Bruneian people, widely known as ‘Ihsan Kasih’.
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