Perodua contributes essentials to Rumah Clement Bayang’s 20 families
The Perodua Aruz TransBorneo Convoy, a convoy of six units of the Perodua Aruz across East Malaysia, is underway, and on the second day of the journey, the convoy stopped by Rumah Clement Bayang to contribute much-needed essentials to the 20 families living there.
Assisted by local Perodua sales and service dealer Otostabil Sdn Bhd, Perodua gave the 100 or so residents of Rumah Clement Bayang rice, chocolate malt beverages, cooking oil and first aid kits, worth around RM3,000 in all.
“As a proudly Malaysian and People First company, Perodua is committed to helping and supporting Malaysians however, wherever and whenever we can,” said Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer Dato’ Zainal Abidin Ahmad.
“It is our hope that our humble contribution will ease the daily lives of the residents of Rumah Clement Bayang,” he added.
The Perodua Aruz TransBorneo Convoy took off from Kuching yesterday. The six-Aruz convoy will travel approximately 1,500 km to Tawau over a span of seven days, from 16-22 March.
Along the way, the convoy will be engaging with local communities and councils at major cities including Sibu, Bintulu, Miri, Kota Kinabalu, Ranau and Sandakan, giving the people the chance to get up close to and experience the new Perodua SUV.
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