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The Malaysian company formerly known as MyEG, Zetrix AI Bhd recently introduced NurAI, which is a Shariah?compliant AI chatbot. Available for free for now (paid plans start from RM20 to RM200 per month and are coming soon), you can download it for both Android and iOS.

MyEG Services Bhd has announced that it will be changing its name to ‘Zetrix AI Bhd’ starting from Thursday (3 July) at 9am. In a statement, the company said that the change reflects its “refreshed identity”.

My E.G. Services Bhd (MyEG) yesterday launched the ‘Compare by MyEG x NFT Pangolin’ initiative which would give users free commemorative customisable non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to users of its ‘Compare by MyEG’ service. The company hopes that the initiative can help promote the use of NFTs and make it more accessible to everyone.

Like many other countries around the world, Malaysia has started running clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccines. Currently, one of the vaccines our country will be procuring is from Phizer. But MYEG has also announced that it will also be working with another company to bring in a COVID-19 vaccine.

The month of Ramadhan is upon us and it could be a tough time for many in Malaysia. With the movement control order (MCO) extended further, there will be many who would appreciate a free meal or two in this time. It's with this in mind that the Nak Makan platform has decided to sponsor a total of 10000 meals during the fasting month.

Ramadan is around the corner and most of the Hawkers and food vendors have prepared for the new Ramadan e-bazaar concept. Today, there are new e-commerce platforms being introduced to facilitate the selling and buying of essential items especially during the Movement Control Order (MCO) period such as Nak Makan, E-Kraf Baza and e-sahur. 

MyEG has officially announced that they’ve thanked the Ministry of Health for removing a post on their Facebook page which claimed that that the COVID-19 rapid test kits were fake. Furthermore, MyEG has followed up by stating that the kits, which were manufactured by a Chinese biomedical firm have been cleared for use in various regions including North America, Asia, Europe, and more.

MyEG recently released a statement which was spotted on the Friends of MyEG Facebook page, stating that the COVID-19 rapid test kits that they’re offering on their official website are not fake and it's currently pending on approval from the Ministry of Health. Not only that, but they have also stated that the aforementioned kits are currently in use in regions such as China, as well as Europe.

It seems that MyEG’s official website has recently started offering the COVID-19 Rapid Test Kit, which can be purchased for only RM99. Not only that, but their website also shows you how to properly use the aforementioned kit.