Even though It is Simple and has Dirt Floors, This House Manages to Amaze a Public Figure

Baru saja, social media is being enlivened with a portrait of a simple house on the ground.

Namun, it is not just the ground that is in the public spotlight.

Namun, it is the tidiness of the inside of the house that steals the attention.

Reported by Liputan6.com from mstar.my, Sabtu (22 Agustus 2020) an activist from Malaysia, Natipah Abu uploaded several portraits of a simple house with dirt and wooden walls on social media.

Natipah’s arrival at the house began with reports from the local community to repair the simple house.

According to uploads on his personal Facebook account, the simple house is known to be inhabited by a husband and wife and their four children.

Through her personal Facebook account, Natipah Abu also said that the house was always clean at any time.

According to the 47-year-old woman, when she first visited the house, she was impressed.

Alasannya adalah, even though it is only ground and walls of wood and a few stones, the whole room looks very neat.

Not only that but the kitchen, which has a dirt floor, is also seen to be kept clean.

This woman who has been active as a community activist for 10 years also shows how neatly the furniture is.

She also mentioned that most of the furniture in the house was received from gifts from other people.

Not only in the kitchen, but also in the living room, there are clothes that are neatly arranged.

Natipah also revealed that the neat arrangement of clothes that was seen was a form of strong discipline among family members.

Faktanya, on his Facebook account, she also revealed that being poor is not an excuse to live in a dirty state.

The married couple that Natipah met still focused on the education of their children.

The woman activist also revealed that the husband of the family is currently working in a welding workshop for two weeks with a daily salary.

Sebelumnya, she had also worked in a welding workshop with a salary of 50 ringgit a day or around IDR 175 ribu.

Now Natipah and her organization are helping to repair the house that is inhabited by this small family.

She is also working on the installation of electricity.

She also hopes that later on, the assistance provided can also be useful for their children.