87 companies under investigation for alleged umrah cartel, says Fuziah


KUANTAN: Deputy Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Dr Fuziah Salleh said a total of 87 umrah operators are currently under investigation over allegations of an umrah cartel.

She said the investigation by the Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) follows indications of price-fixing among several companies providing umrah travel services.

"When prices are fixed, consumers are unable to obtain the best deals. That is why MyCC plays a key role in curbing cartel activities,” she told a press conference after officiating at the Madani Rahmah Mega Aidilfitri Sales Programme 2026 at the compound of Sultan Ahmad Shah Mosque in Sungai Isap Perdana, here Tuesday (March 17).

Fuziah said a total of 133 Madani Rahmah Mega Aidilfitri Sales Programmes have been implemented across Pahang throughout Ramadan this year.

She said another 45 programmes will be held until March 30 to enable more people to obtain essential goods at more affordable prices during Aidilfitri. - Bernama

 

 

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