Rafizi appeals to non-Malays to register to Padu to avoid exclusion from govt aid


PUTRAJAYA: Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli is appealing to the non-Malays to register on to the Central Database Hub (Padu) to prevent them from being excluded from any government assistance.

Citing the latest mapping system to identify which areas in the country with lowest Padu registrations, Rafizi said constituencies such as Seputeh, Segambut and Bukit Bintang had the highest number of residents who had yet to register into the government system.

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