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Sultan Ibrahim channels RM1.75 million to Federal Government to bid for FFF 1 plate

The King hopes that the value of the bid channeled to the Federal Government would be used to help the people.

20 Jun 2024 11:54am
Photo credit: Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar Facebook
Photo credit: Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar Facebook

KUALA LUMPUR - His Majesty, Sultan Ibrahim, the King of Malaysia has channeled RM1.75 million to the federal government to bid for a special vehicle registration number.

In a post on Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar's Facebook, the King hopes that the value of the bid channeled to the Federal Government would be used to help the people.

"Special edition vehicle plate number FFF 1 belongs to His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim after giving the highest bid of RM1.75 million for the number plate," according to the post. - BERNAMA

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