2/17/2020 Vivacity’s Consumer Expo involves 34 agencies | Borneo Post Online Monday, February 17 Search... HOME NEWS WORLD FEATURES BUSINESS SPORTS COLUMNS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY YOU ARE AT: Home » News » Vivacity’s Consumer Expo involves 34 agencies Vivacity’s Consumer Expo involves 34 agencies The World's First Day-Date GMT Seafaring watch. Pre-order now Offer ends 18 Mar. POSTED ON FEBRUARY 16, 2020, SUNDAY AT 12:01 AM NEWS, SARAWAK The Shore @ Kota Kinabalu Features KK's First Rotating Sky Bar To Enjoy Sublime Ocean Views. Register VISIT SITE Now! Titijaya Land Berhad Micro gas lights Borneo Post Online 153,029 likes Like Page Learn Mor 199 friends like this Chong (fourth left) alongside representatives of the charitable bodies in a photo call with the mock cheque. KUCHING: Consumer Voice Association of Sarawak (Covas) is participating in the third Consumer Expo alongside 34 agencies comprising government and non- government organisations in Vivacity Megamall here from Feb 14 to 16, (10am to 9pm). Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter In a statement released by Information Department (JaPEN) Sarawak yesterday, among the agencies involved are Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Aairs (KPDNHEP), Bank Subscribe to our Youtube channel Negara Malaysia, Credit Counselling and Debt Management Agency (AKPK), Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN), Malaysian Cooperative Commission (SKM), Royal Customs Department and JaPEN. KPDNHEP deputy minister Chong Chieng Jen in his address said the expo is a platform for Sarawakian consumers to learn more about the various functions of the government in relation to consumer rights. “We are all consumers, including the traders and should know our rights and responsibilities as consumers. Devise proper planning and be prudent in you spending so that you will not be https://www.theborneopost.com/2020/02/16/vivacitys-consumer-expo-involves-34-agencies/ 1/2 2/17/2020 Vivacity’s Consumer Expo involves 34 agencies | Borneo Post Online burdened by nancial diculties in the future,” Chong added. Meanwhile, Covas president Michael Tion urged Kuching folk to take the opportunity to address queries on consumer rights with agencies at the expo. At the same event, Chong presented a cheque of RM21,000 to seven charitable associations, namely Kuching Autistic Association, Grace Centre, Malaysian Red Crescent Kuching, Persatuan OKU Kuching (House of Joy), Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society, Sarawak Society for the Deaf and Hope Place Kuching. Also present were KPDNHEP deputy secretary-general Datuk Rostam Aendi Salleh, its Sarawak director Dato Stanley Tan and Covas vice-president Samsudin Abdul Rahman. PREVIOUS ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE Teacher turns love for gs into business How freedom of speech could have saved human lives RECOMMENDED POSTS MBA Without Kuching – a city Four-Day Private Health Ministry Bachelor of ‘dead malls Luxury Golden... recalls China walking’ canned… Ad Univ. of Cumbria @ RKC theborneopost.com Ad TripAdvisor theborneopost.com Barbecue Tools Taib: Fate of Kenyalang Gold Liu Thian Leong Sarawak depends Card gets green reinstated as PSB on economic… light from… Batu Kawah… Ad Alibaba.com theborneopost.com theborneopost.com theborneopost.com About Us SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions Email Subscribe Contact Us Copyright © 2010-2020 The Borneo Post Sdn Bhd. All Rights Reserved. https://www.theborneopost.com/2020/02/16/vivacitys-consumer-expo-involves-34-agencies/ 2/2.