Volkswagen Donated RM20K To Malaysian Relief Agency (MRA)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia (VPCM) has donated RM20,000 to help those affected victims with post flood recovery. The donation has been made to the Malaysian Relief Agency (MRA) that consists of 850 victims in Teluk Gong, Klang.
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“It is a sobering reality that thousands of Malaysians are still facing the impact and damages left behind in the wake of the severe floods.” said managing director of VPCM, Erik Winter.
Apart from that, the donation is also given in the form of providing essential food packs and electrical appliances such as rice cooker, kettle, and blender.
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VPCM is also offering 30 percent off parts and labour for repair works until February 28, 2022, specifically for Volkswagen owners who are affected due to flood.
Moreover, VPCM is participating in the Government’s Keluarga Malaysia Automotive Discount Voucher initiative where owners can claim up to RM1000 for repair or replacement.
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MRA’s Vice President, Khairil Annuar Khalid stated, “MRA’s distribution of assistance is based on phases and as the emergency phase ends, MRA will continue to assist in the early recovery phase.
Those who wish to contribute to MRA’s post-flood relief assistance can donate to Tabung Bantuan Kecemasan Mengharungi Monsun MRA (CIMB Bank - Malaysian Relief Agency - Account no. 86000 59478).
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