Kwongtuck Sundries, established in 1836, is branding its products on digital platforms, and fully utilising e-wallet and delivery services to promote the business.
WITH no celebratory activities for the 13th George Town Heritage Day, the George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI) decided to use the allocation as one-time award money for 22 recipients of the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Each of them will receive RM5,000.
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Kwongtuck Sundries, established in 1836, is branding its products on digital platforms, and fully utilising e-wallet and delivery services to promote the business.
Chua is one of six recipients recognised in the Mastery of Skills category.
Tang is among the 10 recipients awarded for Dedication in Knowledge Transmission.
Nonis received the award for Merit on Cultural Heritage Advocacy.
A filepic of Noo Wan (left), who has been recognised in the Dedication in Knowledge Transmission category.
Cheah with his award for Merit on Cultural Heritage Advocacy.
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