RM30,000 up for grabs by tuning in to Suria


In 'Suria Bagi Duit Huntonglah', all you need to do is identify the name of the song and its singer from now till Oct 16.

Have a wide knowledge of local music? Put it to test by tuning in to Malay-language radio station Suria and stand a chance to win part of RM30,000 prize money up for grabs.

From now till Oct 16, if you hear the phrase "Suria Bagi Duit Huntonglah", take note of the song being played.

When a Suria deejay announces the cue to call, the fastest listener to WhatsApp message (012-5551053) their personal details such as their full name, I.C. No and the hashtag #suriabagiduithuntonglah will get a chance to take part in the contest.

The Suria deejay will then give you a call and if you are able to correctly identify the song's title and its singer within 10 seconds, you will win RM200. Otherwise, the cash prize will snowball.

So what are you waiting for? Keep your ears glued to Suria!

For more information, visit suria.my.

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