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National courier service Pos Malaysia has announced an update regarding its services during the festive Aidilfitri period. Taking to its official Facebook page, Pos Malaysia said that the cut-off period for your parcels to be delivered before Hari Raya is 25 April for East Malaysia and 27 April for Peninsular Malaysia.

There's GrabFood, ShopeeFood, Food Panda and Boost is the latest player to enter the game. Promptly called Boost Makan, this platform seems to focus more on helping F&B merchants to bring their businesses online without complicated backend systems and hidden fees. 

Due to the rise of the BenderaPutih movement, many food banks have been established at several locations across the country to help those who are in need. OPPO has announced its own campaign #Care4U as well by giving out basic supplies to the public.

With the Enhanced Movement Control Order (EMCO), certain states in Malaysia have to adhere to strict standard operation procedures (SOP). As you would expect, this has a noticeable impact on many businesses. Unfortunately, Shopee is one of them.

In case you missed it, Shopee Malaysia announced to the sellers that every Shopee customer won't be allowed to select a courier service of their choice. It will begin on 17 June 2021 (Thursday) for every purchase, which the customers will be given the choice of "Standard Delivery", "Economy Delivery" and "Others.

Dubbed by Samsung Malaysia, Samsung Advantage is just a combination of all the perks that Samsung Galaxy users get to experience. This includes special care packages, trade-in programmes, same-day deliveries and others. Sounds good? Wait, there's more so read on below to find out!

The MCMC Minister Saifuddin Abdullah has recently released a statement hinting that the MySejahtera App, which is currently being used by more than 25 million Malaysians will most likely become a Super App in the future. With that in mind, the upcoming Super App will have various features including e-finance, education, delivery, and many more.

Based on a statement by theedgemarkets.com, it seems that AirAsia recently collaborated with Malaysia Global Innovation and Creativity Center (MaGIC) in order to evaluate the feasibility of urban drone delivery services. As of now, the drone delivery service is currently limited to only Cyberjaya and it'll be tested in phases for up to 6 months.

In light of the recent event about J&T Express employees throwing delivery boxes on purpose, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) just stated that they requested the company to explain on the issue. At the same time, MCMC also gave a warning to the management and hope they can improve customer packaging handling procedures. 

With Chinese New Year coming upon us, you should take note that our local courier services will have a day off. Thanks to a Facebook user sharing the information online, here are some of the cut-off dates for the last posting day for parcels before the festive season.