Kembara PLUS - 2013 October

Oktober 2013 

Edisi 3 

AIDILADHA: 

Remembering 

the Ultimate 

Sacrifice 

DEMPSEY HILL: 

Singapore’s 

Bohemian Enclave 

WOW 

Highway Mobile 

Workshop Service 

ON SHOW 

Fabulous Food 1Malaysia 

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Features : 

Fabulous food 1 Malaysia 

03 

Remembering 

The Ultimate 

Sacrifice 

04 

Dempsey Hill : 

Singapore’s 

Bohemian Enclave 

05 

PIECE 2013: 

The Aftermath 

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CONTENTS 

07 The Magic of Marang 

09 Fesyen : Seri Aidiladha 

16 Food : Kerabu Mangga 

19 PLUS News: SMK 

Mergong Tops MUFORS 

Inter school Mural 

competition 

20 RSA Spotlight: PLUS 

Tidak Berkompromi 

Tentang Isu Kebersihan & 

Keselamatan Makanan Di 

R&R 

21 Fuel Saving Tips 

22 Smart Saving Tips: 

Decrease your car’s 

depreciation cost 

22 Wow Berjaya Kurangkan 

Aduan Kegiatan Penipuan 

Trak Tunda Dan Bengkel 

Secara Mendadak 

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FEATURES 

Fabulous 

FEATURES 

Ever since Master Chef exploded on to 

our silver screens and transformed home 

cooking into an art of dizzying gourmet 

heights, the interest in fine dining among 

Malaysians has exponentially increased. To 

whet the public appetite, intrepid organisers 

cooked up the Malaysia International 

Gourmet Festival (MIGF) which is now in 

its 13th successive year and will take place 

throughout October in 31 participating 

restaurants. 

The Festival’s unwavering focus is on the 

skills of the world-class chefs already residing 

in Malaysia and the all-year-round quality 

of its cuisine and restaurants. This year’s 

Festival theme “Cool Chefs - Cooking with 

Attitude” means there will be no expletivesdeleted 

type of outbursts from Gordon 

Ramsey wannabes and the attitude is in the 

end product – the ‘cooking’, or the dishes 

themselves which exude confidence, style, 

chutzpah and pizazz. 

FOOD 

Grilled caramelised ripe bananas served with 

coconut milk at Kelantan Delights 

Plating is central to the fine dining experience 

Remembering The Ultimate 

Sacrifice 

Eid al-Adha or “festival of sacrifice”, is an important 

religious holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide 

to honour the willingness of the prophet Ibrahim 

(Abraham) to sacrifice his young first-born son Ismail 

(Ishmael)a as an act of submission to God’s command 

and his son’s acceptance to being sacrificed, before 

God intervened to provide Abraham with a Lamb to 

sacrifice instead. In the lunar Islamic calendar, Eid al- 

Adha falls on the 10th day of Dhu al-Hijjah and lasts 

for four days. 

Through this ultimate act of sacrifice, Abraham had 

shown that his love for God superseded all others: 

that he would lay down his own life or the lives of 

those dearest to him in submission to God’s command. 

Muslims commemorate this event every year during 

Eid al-Adha where animals are sacrificed in a symbolic 

ritual. 

The Kaabah, also known as the Sacred House, was constructed by Prophet Abraham 

without an opportunity to partake in the sacrificial 

meal during these days. 

Distributing meat amongst the people, chanting the 

Takbir out loud before the Eid prayers on the first 

day and after prayers throughout the four days of Eid, 

are considered essential parts of this important Islamic 

festival. In some countries, families that do not own 

livestock can make a contribution to a charity that will 

provide meat to those who are in need. 

Malaysia is often promoted as a world class 

food destination and the Chefs of the Malaysia 

International Gourmet Festival epitomize this, 

as one can have the opportunity of tasting 

the best cuisines, whether they be fine dining 

or otherwise, that this country has to offer. 

The full list of festival restaurants are available 

on this link: http://www.migf.com/restaurantlist/2013 

The meat from the sacrificed animal is divided into 

three parts. The family retains one third of the share; 

another third is given to relatives, friends and neighbors; 

and the other third is given to the poor and needy. The 

regular charitable practices of the Muslim community 

are demonstrated during Eid al-Adha by concerted 

efforts to see that no impoverished person is left 

Families, neighbours and the community work together to clean, divide and 

distribute meat to the poor and needy 


Bunga Emas restaurant at Royal Chulan with its goose liver mousse in pandanus 


TRAVEL 

Antiques abound here...... 

A colonial building now converted into a swanky fashion store 

A favorite pitstop for joggers 

DEMPSEY HILL: 

Singapore’s Bohemian Enclave 

So you think you know your neighbor south of the 

border well enough, do you? If you have not visited 

Dempsey Hill, then you are yet to discover one of 

Singapore’s top lifestyle destinations. 

Set amid lush, quiet surroundings that evoke old world 

charm, this mini-precinct offers a respite from the city, 

and is just a short distance away from Orchard Road. 

It boasts a hip cluster of wining and dining establishments, 

art galleries, antique furniture stores and weekend 

farmers markets. 

Dempsey used to be a military stronghold. It was the 

site of the British army barracks in colonial times and 

the Central Manpower Base of Singapore (CMPB), 

where young men reported for military service, in the 

early 1970s. 

A man-made waterfall greets visitors to the area 

Breakfast favorites: pancakes with honey syrup(above) and salmon quiche (below) 

The area has undergone a transformation while retaining 

the old pre-war buildings and army barracks. Hidden 

within conserved colonial black-and-white buildings, you 

will see specialty food purveyors and restaurants. Indian 

curry houses are situated next to European eateries, local 

seafood establishments and premium grocery outlets. 

Foodie highlights include European restaurant The White 

Rabbit. This airy spot is housed in the former chapel of the 

colonial British garrison. It’s a beautifully refurbished space 

outfitted with wrought-iron grills, stained-glass windows 

and sage-green banquettes. 

For your specialty food needs, there is Australian gourmet 

store, Jones the Grocer. Pick up the highest quality 

chocolate, jams, snacks and extensive array of cheeses 

here. Just next to it is the Museum of Contemporary 

Arts (MOCA @ Loewen), a contemporary art specialist, 

showcasing top works by regional names like Chen Liu 

and Fang Lijun. 

The spot’s luxury facilities, set in green surrounds, will leave 

you feeling nicely refreshed! 

Specialty shops hold many unique treasures 

Once army barracks, these buildings are now transformed into trendy outlets 

Lush greenery surrounds this quiet enclave 

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TRAVEL\ 

THE 

MAGIC 

Fishing vessels make a picturesque sight 

A bold landmark in Marang’s town centre 

OF 

MARANG 

The picturesque Marang village, nestling beneath 

the shade of palms, sits on a narrow sand strip 

island in the mouth of the Marang river, about 

100 meters from the mainland. The houses here 

are mainly wooden constructions with corrugated 

metal roofs or thatch. 

Marang has existed for perhaps more than a hundred years, with 

families living here earning their living through catching cuttlefish 

and the seasonal prawn fishing. Fishermen traditionally put to 

sea in the high prow and stern “Sekuci” fishing boats although 

the more modern beamy boats can be found here too. 

The fishermen of Marang live a reverse life to the majority of 

people: working during the night hours, sleeping during the day. 

But the day is a time of intense activity for the other members of 

the family on the island when cuttlefish have to washed, cleaned 

and dried, using simple tools, and working efficiently on clear 

production line principles. Most of the cuttlefish are salted and 

dried and stay in good condition, even without refrigeration, for 

six months. Others are immediately packed fresh to markets or 

hotels, both domestic and abroad as part of the growing export 

industry. 

You can step into the idyllic setting of the Marang fishing 

village by just crossing a wooden bridge right into that more 

placid place by the clear waters of both the sea and the 

lagoon and experience the warmth of the fishing folk as they 

Dried and salted fish is a growing export industry for the villagers of Marang 

continue their unhurried way of life. Marang remains one of 

the gems of the east coast both in terms of supplying seafood 

for inhabitants and tourists while still retaining an unspoiled 

picturesque charm. Long may it stay that way! 

Cuttlefish being dried and salted in the sun 

The popular Keropok Lekor being boiled in large containers 

Keropok Lekor is now served as appertiser at fancy restaurants 


FESYEN 

Aidiladha 

Seri 

Gabungan baju Kebaya Cik Siti Wan 

Kembang warna biru bermotif Pua dengan 

fabrik tenun kapas Bali sesuai digayakan 

dengan tudung dua rona dan hiasan 

kerongsang bertatah batu tampak manis di 

pakai si gadis di pagi raya 

Usai menyambut Hari Raya Aidilfitri, umat Islam akan menyambut Hari 

Raya Aidiladha pada 15 Oktober akan datang. Untuk itu, bagi sambutan 

Aidiladha kali ini, Kembara PLUS menampilkan koleksi pakaian dan 

aksesori dari Butik Bahari Asyek di tingkat 1, Plaza Masalam (Plaza Shah 

Alam) Seksyen 9, Shah Alam untuk tatapan pembaca. 



FESYEN 

Tas tangan merah jambu bertatah batu digayakan ekslusif 

dengan baju kurung moden potongan ‘Mofish Tail’ 

dengan gabungan warna merah jambu dan biru menyerlah 

keayuan si pemakai 

Tampil berseri dengan rekaan subang warna emas 

putih dan baju syifon oren sesuai amat unik dan 

selesa digayakan ketika berkunjung ke rumah rakan 

taulan 



FESYEN 

Aksesori keronsang bertatah mutiara putih menyerlahkan 

seri si pemakai yang menggayakan Baju Kebaya Cik Siti 

Wan Kembang dari fabrik sutera broked dua rona ini 

Perincian sulaman baju di dada Baju Kurung rona 

‘Turquoise’ ini menyerlahkan penampilan anggun di 

pagi hari raya 



MAKAN_MAKAN 

Kerabu 

Mangga 

Bahan-Bahan: 

2 - 3 biji mangga muda 

1 biji tomato (dibelah 4, buang bahagian tengahnya dan hiris) 

1 biji bawang besar (dimayang halus) 

1 genggam kacang tanah yang telah digoreng tanpa minyak, buang kulitnya dan tumbuk kasar 

1 genggam ikan bilis, dibersihkan, dan goreng hingga garing 

4 biji cili padi (hiris halus) 

1 ulas bawang putih (dicincang halus) 

1 1/2 camca besar sos ikan 

1 camca besar gula 

1 biji limau nipis (diperah jusnya) 

Beberapa helai daun salad (untuk hiasan) 

Cara Membuatnya: 

Kupas mangga muda, kemudian rendam dalam air 15 minit untuk membuang getahnya. Toskan dan 

hiris halus. Masukkan ke dalam mangkuk bersama hirisan bawang dan tomato. Gaul rata. Ketepikan. 

Satukan sos ikan, gula, bawang putih, cili padi dan jus limau nipis di dalam mangkuk, kacau rata-rata 

dan tuangkan dalam mangkuk berisi mangga hiris dan bahan-bahan lain. Gaul rata. Tambah kacang 

tanah dan ikan bilis, gaul lagi dan sesuaikan rasa. 

Alas bekas yang sesuai dengan daun salad. Alihkan kerabu atas daun salad dan tabur sedikit ikan 

bilis goreng dan kacang tanah yang telah diasingkan atasnya sebelum menghidang. Hidangkan 

segera bersama nasi dan lauk-lauk lain. 


PLUS NEWS 

PIECE 2013 – 

THE AFTERMATH 

The session on Highway Asset Management 

touched on several areas of interest including the 

need for skilled highway construction workers, 

with trends towards increasing mechanization of 

construction activities and an overview of 3-D 

GIS technology and the future possibility of using 

the smart phone as a primary data collection tool 

for determining asset condition and supporting 

engineering decisions. A discussion on the use of 

performance based KPIs for highway maintenance 

focused on allowing contractors the opportunity 

to reduce costs through innovation and improved 

efficiency. 

The Panel Session on communicating tolling issues 

to the public yielded some excellent suggestions on 

how the industry can achieve greater acceptance 

of toll highways. Following the example set by India, 

the simple re-naming of the word “toll” to become 

“User Fee” can create positive connotations while 

the Japanese experience of including the public 

in all major tolling decisions through a Vox Populi 

or “Popular Voice”, provides transparency and an 

understanding of the tangible benefits to be enjoyed 

in return for the fee 

paid. 

It was not all 

work and no 

play at PIECE 

2013 as delegates 

were treated to 

a gala dinner 

and cultural 

show by the 

Johore State, 

while technical 

tours to three 

locations were 

sold out early. 

Pleased with the outcome of the 

conference, PSKLM President and 

Organising Chair Dato’ Noorizah 

Hj Abd Hamid said that plans are 

already underway for the next 

PIECE event, due to take place in 

Kuala Lumpur in the first quarter of 

2015. 

Celebrated road safety advocate Kamal Affandi Hashim tries a unique approach to pull in 

delegates to his concurrent session featuring JPJ and JKJR 

True to its promise of providing insights on the industry’s 

challenges and best practices from around the world, 

PIECE 2013 ended on a high note with delegates giving the 

thumbs up for the three-day destination event. 

Country experiences were shared throughout the 

conference. The panel of eminent speakers in the first 

plenary session unanimously agreed that the greatest 

challenge faced by all three countries lies in gaining public 

acceptance with regard to the need for toll highways. In 

Malaysia, this relates to the effective dispersal of traffic in 

order to manage congestion; while in India, it involves 

locating the toll collection points away from commuter 

routes. The Indonesian Toll Road Authority hopes to 

improve project delivery by seeking the government’s 

consideration to bear land acquisition costs. 

Issues facing the financial sector include the need for 

longer tenures to attract investors, and government 

support especially in acquiring land. In terms of Foreign 

Direct Investment, some of the challenges faced include 

competing against opportunities for FDI in other sectors 

such as manufacturing, as well as risk distribution between 

investors and government. 

On the environment, much thought was given to the 

development of a Green Highway Index. Once again, 

the expectations of road users play a significant role in 

deciding on the criteria to be measured. These include 

traffic congestion levels and the recycling and use of 

waste material generated by highway maintenance and 

construction activities. 

Road Safety issues centred on the need for the engineering 

design of roads to create “forgiving highways” by taking into 

account various aspects of human behaviour. Following a 

lively debate, it was further agreed that Education and 

Enforcement should come together to change those 

human behaviours that typically result in high accident rates 

and fatalities. 

Conference supporter Aeroline provided luxury shuttle rides to delegates 

VIPs at the gala dinner hosted by Johor State at the grand State 

Secretary’s Residence 

Minister of Works officiating the UEM Group pavillion 

Cultural dancers perform a welcome dance for delegates 


PLUS NEWS 

RSA SPOTLIGHT 

PLUS Tidak Berkompromi Tentang Isu 

KEBERSIHAN & 

KESELAMATAN 

makanan di R&R 

PLUS memandang serius terhadap isu kebersihan 

dan keselamatan makanan di semua gerai di 

semua kawasan rehat di rangkaian lebuh raya 

kendaliannya. 

SMK MERGONG 

TOPS MUFORS’ INTER-SCHOOL 

MURAL COMPETITION 

Justeru itu, semua gerai yang beroperasi di 

kawasan-kawasan rehat perlu mematuhi syarat 

dan garis panduan yang ketat di samping perlu 

lulus Penilaian Tahunan yang dikendalikan oleh 

syarikat ini setiap tahun sebelum kontrak tahunan 

gerai dilanjutkan. 

Setiap gerai yang beroperasi di R&R perlu melalui 

Penilaian Tahunan dan kontrak bagi gerai-gerai yang 

tidak mencapai tahap lulus tidak akan disambung 

kontrak untuk beroperasi pada tahun berikutnya. 

Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Mergong, Alor Setar, Kedah 

emerged as this year’s Champion of the MUFORS’ Inter- 

School Mural Competition organized by PLUS and brought 

home RM20,000 in cash. 

Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Dato’ Mahmud Mat, Pekan, 

Pahang and Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Benut, Pontian, 

Johor, came in second and third place respectively and received 

RM15,000 and RM10,000 each. 

Consolation prizes for the 4th to 12th placings received 

RM5,000, while for 13th to 20th placings received RM3,000 

each. 

The prizes were presented by Education II Minister, YB Dato’ 

Seri Idris Jusoh at Persada PLUS recently. 

50 secondary schools from across the country were eligible 

to compete in this year’s mural competition based on their 

submission of an essay on road safety. 

Each shortlisted school received cans of paint and other muralpainting 

equipments worth RM2,000 to kick start their mural 

projects. The schools were given two months to complete the 

murals. 

The mural competition is part of the “Malaysians Unite For 

Road Safety” (MUFORS) Corporate Social Responsibility 

programme introduced by PLUS in 2009. 

PLUS has pro-actively organised various other CSR 

programmes such as the ‘Respect Your Limits’ road safety 

seminar for heavy vehicle drivers and operators, as well as 

‘Gerakan Motosikal Pencetus Amalan Keselamatan’ (GEMPAK 

MUFORS) programme aimed at young motorcyclists. 

Through this competition, PLUS believes that the students are 

not only collaborating to develop the best and most attractive 

murals but also indirectly promote positive values in them and 

helping them to understand the importance of road safety. 

The mural competition is also supported by Nippon Paint Sdn 

Bhd as the official paint supplier. 

Penilaian Tahunan gerai di kawasan rehat dan 

rawat PLUS merangkumi aspek kebersihan 

dan keselamatan makanan, disiplin dan mutu 

perkhidmatan. 

Ini bagi memastikan pengguna lebuh raya yang 

berhenti rehat di kawasan rehat di lebuh raya PLUS 

menikmati mutu makanan dan perkhidmatan yang 

terbaik pada setiap masa. 




SAFETY TIPS 

FUEL 

TIPS 

SMART SAVING TIPS 

Tips to 

DECREASE 

Your Car’s 

Depreciation 

COST 

SAVING 

DRIVE MORE EFFICIENTLY 

• Drive Sensibly : Aggressive driving (speeding, rapid acceleration 

and braking) wastes fuel. It can lower your fuel mileage by 33 

percent at highway speeds and by 5 percent around town. 

• Observe the Speed Limit : While each vehicle reaches its 

optimal fuel economy at a different speed (or range of 

speeds), fuel mileage usually decreases rapidly at speeds 

above 80 km/h. Observing the speed limit is also safer. 

Depreciation is the difference between the amount you spend 

when you buy a car and the amount you could get back when you 

sell or trade it in. 

Although you can’t prevent your car from depreciating (i.e sell it 

for the same price you bought it), you can try minimizing your car 

depreciation with these tips:- 

? 

It takes glass one million 

years to decompose, 

which means it never 

wears out and can be 

recycled an infinite 

amount of times! 

• Remove Excess Weight: Avoid keeping unnecessary items in 

your vehicle, especially heavy ones. 

• Avoid Excessive Idling: Idling can use a quarter to a half gallon 

of fuel per hour, depending on engine size and air conditioner 

(AC) use. Turn off your engine when your vehicle is parked. 

• Use Cruise Control: Using cruise control on the highway 

helps you maintain a constant speed and, in most cases, will 

save fuel. 

KEEPING YOUR CAR IN SHAPE 

• Buy a car with neutral external colours such as black, white and 

silver. These colours will most likely still be popular in a couple 

of years and will therefore sell for more. 

• Buy a car with safety and comfort features such as central 

locking, alloy wheels, a CD/MP3 player, navigation equipment, 

parking assistance and anti-lock braking system. Useful features 

improve resale value. 

? 

Gold is the only metal that 

doesn’t rust, even if it’s 

buried in the ground for 

thousands of years. 

• Keep Your Engine Properly Tuned: Fixing a car that is noticeably 

out of tune or has failed an emissions test can improve its 

fuel mileage by an average of 4 percent, though results vary 

based on the kind of repair and how well it is done. 

• Keep Tyres Properly Inflated: You can improve your fuel 

mileage by up to 3.3 percent by keeping your tyres inflated 

to the proper pressure. Under-inflated tyres can lower fuel 

mileage by 0.3 percent for every 1 psi drop in pressure of 

all four tyres. Properly inflated tires are safer and last longer. 

Extracted from http://www.fueleconomy.gov 

• Buy a car that has good fuel economy. With most people 

fearing a rise in the price of petrol, they will look for a more 

fuel-efficient car. 

• Keep your car clean and well serviced. You will get better resale 

value if your car is well kept. 

• Try keeping your mileage as low as possible, because this will 

also increase the resale value of the car. 

• Park your car in a garage and consider buying a cover for 

protection. A well-maintained car will sell for more. 

Extracted from Savemoney Magazine, September 2013 

? 

Your tongue is the only 

muscle in your body that 

is attached at only one 

end. 




SAFETY TIPS 

WOW BERJAYA KURANGKAN 

ADUAN KEGIATAN PENIPUAN 

TRAK TUNDA 

DAN BENGKEL 

SECARA 

MENDADAK 

Perkhidmatan Bengkel Bergerak ‘Workshop on Wheels’ atau 

WOW yang diperkenalkan oleh PLUS hampir setahun lalu berjaya 

mengurangkan aduan tentang kegiatan penipuan oleh trak tunda dan 

bengkel yang tidak bertanggung jawab. 

Pengarah Urusan PLUS, Dato’ Noorizah Hj Abd Hamid berkata, 

“Penubuhan perkhidmatan bengkel bergerak WOW adalah merupakan 

inisiatif PLUS untuk mengelakkan pengguna lebuh raya terus menjadi 

mangsa syarikat trak tunda atau bengkel yang tidak bertanggung jawab. 

Setelah hampir setahun perkhidmatan ini diperkenalkan, kita dapat 

melihat ia memberi kesan yang amat positif di mana jumlah aduan 

yang diterima berhubung kegiatan penipuan trak tunda dan bengkel 

turun secara mendadak.” 

Sebelum WOW diperkenalkan, PLUS menerima kira-kira 42 aduan 

di antara tahun 2011 hingga September 2012 berhubung kegiatan 

penipuan trak tunda dan bengkel yang tidak bertanggung jawab. 

Setelah WOW diperkenalkan pada Oktober tahun lalu, hanya 5 aduan 

diterima setakat ini. 

“Bagi menjayakan WOW, PLUS telah berkolaborasi dengan pihak AAM 

untuk sama-sama menangani masalah ini. Pihak AAM telah melantik 

bengkel-bengkel panel mereka untuk menyediakan perkhidmatan 

bengkel bergerak di lebuh raya,” jelas Noorizah. 

Secara ringkasnya, perkhidmatan yang diberikan 

oleh WOW adalah percuma. Tetapi, pengguna perlu 

membayar caj alat ganti kenderaan yang dikenakan 

oleh WOW. 

Terdapat 17 pasukan WOW yang beroperasi 24-jam di sepanjang 

Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan, Jambatan Pulau Pinang dan Lebuhraya 

Linkedua ketika ini. 

BAGAIMANA BANTUAN 

WOW DIBERIKAN? 

1) Pengguna yang mengalami kerosakan kenderaan menghubungi 

Pusat Kawalan Trafik PLUS menggunakan talian 

PLUSLine 1800 88 0000 atau menggunakan telefon kecemasan 

lebuh raya 

2) Pasukan PLUSRonda tiba dan beri bantuan 

3) Jika kerosakan tidak dapat dibaiki, PLUSRonda akan memaklumkan 

Pusat Kawalan Trafik 

4) Pusat Kawalan Trafik menghubungi WOW 

5) WOW tiba ke lokasi dan membaiki kerosakan 

Pasukan WOW menyediakan perkhidmatan membaiki dan menukar 

alat ganti kenderaan seperti bateri kereta, radiator, kipas dan lain-lain 

dengan caj yang berpatutan. Semua kerja-kerja ini akan dikendalikan di 

lokasi selamat di lebuh raya tanpa perlu keluar dari kawasan lebuh raya 

dan membayar kos tundaan. 

Namun begitu, jika kerosakan tersebut memerlukan perkhidmatan 

membaiki yang lebih rumit, kenderaan mungkin perlu ditunda ke 

bengkel WOW di luar kawasan lebuh raya. Walau bagaimanapun, 

sekiranya pengguna masih mahu menghantar kenderaan mereka ke 

bengkel pilihan masing-masing, mereka boleh berbuat demikian dan 

kos ditanggung oleh pengguna itu sendiri. 

”Bagi mengelakkan kekeliruan dan menimbulkan keraguan kepada 

pengguna, caj menukar alat ganti kenderaan dipaparkan dengan jelas 

pada kenderaan WOW untuk pengguna membuat penilaian sendiri,” 

kata Noorizah.

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