Day: September 28, 2024

KUALA LUMPUR, A secondary school teacher won the main prize of the WOW! Kasih Draw today, thanks to her children’s National Education Savings Scheme (Simpan SSPN) accounts. Chan Yin Ling, 44, who teaches at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Bandar Kerayong, Bera, Pahang won RM10,000 in cash. ‘I opened the Simpan SSPN Prime accounts for my children in March 2017, at that time my eldest child was six and my second was three. ‘I really support the Simpan SSPN for my children’s education in the future, if my children studies abroad or goes to university, I can use this savings,’ she said

KUALA LUMPUR, A secondary school teacher won the main prize of the WOW! Kasih Draw today, thanks to her children’s National Education Savings Scheme (Simpan SSPN) accounts. Chan Yin Ling, 44, who teaches at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Bandar Kerayong, Bera, Pahang won RM10,000 in cash. ‘I opened the Simpan SSPN Prime accounts for my children in March 2017, at that time my eldest child was six and my second was three. ‘I really support the Simpan SSPN for my children’s education in the future, if my children studies abroad or goes to university, I can use this savings,’ she said

KUALA LUMPUR, A secondary school teacher won the main prize of the WOW! Kasih Draw today, thanks to her children’s National Education Savings Scheme (Simpan SSPN) accounts. Chan Yin Ling, 44, who teaches at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Bandar Kerayong, Bera, Pahang won RM10,000 in cash. ‘I opened the Simpan SSPN Prime accounts for my children in March 2017, at that time my eldest child was six and my second was three. ‘I really support the Simpan SSPN for my children’s education in the future, if my children studies abroad or goes to university, I can use this savings,’ she said

KLUANG, The Mahkota state by-election proceeded smoothly, with no significant incidents reported, said Johor police chief Datuk M Kumar. He said the police received a total of eight reports during the election, leading to the opening of six investigation papers. Among these reports, two were filed today, including a case of voter identity fraud, which is being investigated under Section 7 of the Election Offences Act 1954. “The second case involves a complainant who reported receiving a call from an individual campaigning for a particular party, despite the campaign period officially ending at 11.59 pm last night. “We are currently

KLUANG, The Mahkota state by-election proceeded smoothly, with no significant incidents reported, said Johor police chief Datuk M Kumar. He said the police received a total of eight reports during the election, leading to the opening of six investigation papers. Among these reports, two were filed today, including a case of voter identity fraud, which is being investigated under Section 7 of the Election Offences Act 1954. “The second case involves a complainant who reported receiving a call from an individual campaigning for a particular party, despite the campaign period officially ending at 11.59 pm last night. “We are currently