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2 March 2021 11:20 am / 6 comments Petronas Dagangan Berhad (PDB) has launched a new nationwide fuel contest that is ongoing from now until May 31, 2021, with attractive prizes up for grabs. To participate, customers will need to fuel up a minimum of RM40 worth of Petronas Primax 97 with Pro-Race in a single receipt, on three separate transactions within the same month at any given period throughout the campaign. After three successful transactions, a badge will be unlocked and customers will stand a chance to win the offered prizes. The more badges you collect, the higher the chances of winning. According to PDB, the badges will be available on the Setel app, and those who transact using the app will also receive an additional bonus entry to increase their odds. Customers who prefer other payment methods will also have the opportunity to participate by registering at the Setel website. ....
In the spirit of togetherness, Malaysians are urged to support homegrown products and services. SINCE the Covid-19 crisis hit and the ensuing pandemic-related restrictions, over 30,000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have closed shop, according to the Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Ministry. Tourism, which is the third biggest contributor to Malaysia’s gross domestic product (GDP), suffered RM45bil losses within the first half of 2020. When businesses are hit, employees are likely to bear the brunt of collateral damage. As of October 2020, the Social Security Organisation (Socso) reported 90,000 job losses – representing a 278% increase from 2019. So how have we been coping? The Government has put in place economic stimulus packages to help businesses and individuals cushion the impact. ....