Pahang introduces new voucher scheme to help the needy


BERA: The Pahang government has introduced a new voucher initiative to help those in need purchase food and essentials at selected supermarkets.

Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail said the RM50 voucher would be distributed through local leaders, who would allocate them to eligible recipients.

The vouchers can be redeemed at TMG Mart and Pasaraya Darul Makmur outlets statewide.

"This initiative aims to support the people. There is no fixed allocation yet as this is still in the trial phase. We will first observe public response (before making further decisions)," he said.

He was speaking to reporters after officiating at the Bera-level Moh Karnival Makmur 2025 at Dewan Semai Bakti Felda Sebertak near Kemayan here on Saturday (March 15).

For the first time, the Moh Karnival Makmur is being held alongside the Pahang Land Carnival to provide the public with direct access to government agencies and land-related services.

Meanwhile, Wan Rosdy said the state government is continuing its RM50 fuel voucher programme this year for 5,000 Pahang residents living outside the state, with a total allocation of RM250,000.

"We started this programme last year. This time, 5,000 vouchers will be given to Pahang natives returning home for the festive season as a token of appreciation from the state government," he added. - Bernama

 

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Kinabatangan voters urged to back ruling party
Student surrendered package with Zara Qairina's notes, testifies ex-head warden
VAT 69 commando death in training exercise being investigated, says IGP
EC begins distributing polling equipment for Kinabatangan, Lamag by-elections
Vote Warisan to strengthen central–east Sabah’s voice in Parliament, says Shafie
Base MHIT plan to offer affordable monthly premiums
Locals protest suggestion to rename Jalan Pantai Bersih
MACC detains six company owners, freezes RM7.2mil in e-waste cases
Malaysia lost 47,250 football fields worth of its coral reefs in last three years
Police foil RM80.3mil drug haul destined for Australia

Others Also Read