Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (LHDN) has recently posted on their Facebook page, stating that you should always check the address of any email relating to the Bantuan Prihatin National (BPN). With that said, the LHDN will only send emails via the email address [email protected], or via the official number 62000 or 63833.

According to Bernama, it seems that any customers from other banks that withdraw money from any of the 2900 Maybank ATMs nationwide, will not be required to pay the RM1 withdrawal fee starting from 6 April 2020 until the end of the Movement Control Order (MCO) order. While there is no information on when the end of the MCO will be, we do know that the government will announce whether it will be extended on 10 April 2020.

The extended Movement Control Orders (MCO) have been going on for 17 days and it will be ending on 14 April which is two more weeks from now. The government will decide if Malaysia’s conditions are safe to end it or continue further on the extension on 10 April.

Earlier today, the Lembaga Hasil dalam Negeri (LHDN) has recently posted an update on their Facebook page to warn Malaysians to never provide sensitive information any SMSes posing to be the LHDN. Furthermore, they will only use official numbers when sending messages such as 62000 or 63833.

Fitbit has officially announced that their Fitbit Charge 4, will be officially available in Malaysia at the price of RM698. In terms of the notable features, the aforementioned product comes equipped with up to 7 days of battery life, as well as GPS capabilities.

As we enter into the extended period of the movement control order (MCO), some of us here in Malaysia are starting to experience slower internet speeds. It's not our imagination either, as a recent study suggests that the "internet pressure" in our country has increased for workdays.

Starting from 1 April until 14 April 2020, Grab has announced that all small restaurants and hawker stalls are to receive rebates for every GrabFood offer. Not only that, but Grab also aims to generate more visibility towards the restaurants mentioned via the ‘Local Heroes’ Campaign as well.

Nearly two weeks into the movement control order (MCO), the total number of patients tested positive for COVID-19 continues to rise in Malaysia. As a result, the government is looking for new ways to help combat the pandemic. Yesterday, the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation (MOSTI) made an announcement asking for all Malaysians to contribute ideas.

Sometimes, not everybody needs a laptop that comes equipped with high-end tech specs that allows them to edit videos or play the most graphic-intensive games with ease. Instead, some users would rather have a laptop suited for general use such as handling documents, browsing the web, and also light picture editing.

This laptop not only has to have a long battery life, but it needs to be lightweight as well in order to be easily carried around while travelling. With that said, Lenovo unveiled the ThinkBook 14 from the price of RM3249 which fits the criteria mentioned above. Let’s have a closer look, shall we?

It seems that the Kementerian Belia dan Sukan Malaysia (KBS Malaysia) will be giving out up to 5000 face masks as well as hand sanitizers to food deliverers such as GrabFood and FoodPanda riders from 27 March until 14 April 2020. However, do note that stocks are limited, so be sure to stop by any of the designated areas to collect the products between 9AM and 4PM.