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'RM400 Shopee Credit for Malaysians' fake, says PM's dept

05 Apr 2023 08:01pm
The matter was debunked via a statement on the department’s official Facebook today.
The matter was debunked via a statement on the department’s official Facebook today.
KUALA LUMPUR - The Prime Minister’s Department today said that a viral poster on social media titled "RM400 Shopee Credit for Malaysians” is fake.

The matter was debunked via a statement on the department’s official Facebook today.

"Members of the public are advised not to disseminate or share information if they are unsure it is true or false,” according to JPM. -Bernama

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