Stepping up consumer rights advocacy with fun walk


Nanta (second from left), flanked by Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry secretary-general Azman Mohd Yusof (third from left) and deputy secretary-general (consumer empowerment) Datin Roszanina Wahab at the launch of the event. — ART CHEN/The Star

THE Selangor Consumer Fun Walk (SCFW) attracted over 1,000 people who competed in the 5.5km of the Sepang International Circuit.

The event was organised by the Selangor division of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry in conjunction with World Consumer Rights Day on March 15.

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