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Tuesday, May 16, 2017

Tuesday, May 16, 2017

DRYPERS Lancar Lampin Edisi Terhad Bertemakan ROBOCAR POLI


Sempena musim perayaan, Drypers mengingatkan ibu bapa supaya memastikan keselamatan dan keselesaan anak-anak sepanjang perjalanan

Assalamualaikum!

Drypers - peneraju utama lampin pakai buang Malaysia milik SCA Hygiene Malaysia Sdn Bhd (Vinda Group) telah melancarkan lampin edisi terhad baharu yang menampilkan rekaan animasi televisyen kanak-kanak popular Korea Selatan, Robocar Poli. Kolaborasi itu diumumkan oleh Drypers dalam satu acara khas di Club @ Bukit Utama, hari ini.

Kolaborasi yang bertemakan ‘Balik Kampung bersama Drypers & Robocar Poli’ itu dilancarkan bersempena musim Ramadan dan Hari Raya Aidilfitri. Mesej keselamatan jalan raya Drypers telah dipaparkan di lebih 750 kedai seluruh negara, termasuklah hentian Rehat dan Rawat (R&R) terpilih. Malah, mesej keselamatan jalan raya turut disertakan pada pek produk Drypers.


Drypers ialah jenama lampin pakai buang pilihan di kalangan ibu bapa Malaysia sejak lebih 17 tahun lalu. Lampin edisi terhad dengan rekaan Robocar Poli ialah Drypers Wee Wee Dry yang dihasilkan dengan keselesaan dan teras ThinDry
yang diperbaharui. Produk ini direka khas untuk penyerapan sekata dan kekeringan sehingga 30 peratus supaya si kecil anda dapat bergerak dengan lebih selesa.


“Robocar Poli ialah antara siri animasi kegemaran si kecil. Selain mempunyai karakter yang comel dan menarik, siri tersebut juga memberikan inspirasi kepada anak-anak supaya mementingkan keselamatan dalam pelbagai situasi, terutama keselamatan jalan raya. Inilah yang memberi ilham kepada kami kerana Drypers sentiasa mengutamakan keselesaan - kualiti yang seiring dengan keselamatan,” kata Pengarah Pemasaran SCA Hygiene Marketing Malaysia Sdn Bhd (Vinda Group), Evelyn Chan.

“Kempen Balik Kampung bersama Drypers dan Robocar Poli sempena musim perayaan turut memberikan motivasi kepada kami untuk menitikberatkan mesej keselamatan jalan raya seperti dikongsikan siri TV Robocar Poli sebagai peringatan kepada ibu bapa dan anak-anak supaya kekal selamat dan selesa sepanjang perjalanan.”

“Seperti anda tahu, Malaysia merupakan antara negara yang mencatatkan kadar maut dan kemalangan jalan raya tertinggi di dunia. Pada 2016, 7,152 nyawa terkorban dalam 521,466 nahas jalan raya(1). Menurut statistik, 19 kematian berlaku di jalan raya setiap hari. Sepanjang dua minggu pertama Aidilfitri 2016, pihak polis merekodkan lebih 20,294 kemalangan seluruh negara dengan 273 kematian(2). Angka dicatatkan itu seakan memberikan kita amaran supaya melakukan sesuatu untuk mendidik pemandu tentang keselamatan jalan raya,” kata Evelyn.



Rekaan Robocar Poli edisi terhad boleh didapati pada jenama lampin terlaris Drypers Wee Wee Dry. Sebagai tambahan, setiap pembelian Drypers Wee Wee Dry (Edisi Terhad) Mega Pek Kembar, pembeli akan diberikan koleksi penuh warna-warni mainan rasmi Robocar Poli. Manakala pembelian Drypers Drypantz Mega Pek Kembar pula akan menerima kemeja-t kanak-kanak Robocar Poli. Malah, kedua-dua jenis lampin berjenama sama itu didatangkan dengan tambahan 12 keping lampin percuma (6 keping untuk setiap Mega pek), sekali gus memberikan nilai hebat untuk pek lampin paling laris itu.

Drypers Drypantz turut diperbaharui dengan padanan superfleksi dan memastikan si kecil kekal kering hingga 10 jam. Dengan ciri baharu iaitu Pita Lekat dan Buang, ia memudahkan lagi pembuangan lampin terpakai.





Bagi ahli Drypers Baby Club, anda berpeluang memenangi hadiah istimewa Robocar Poli sekiranya menjadi salah seorang daripada 500 ahli terawal yang membeli pek Drypers Wee Wee Dry dan mendaftar kod unik di laman web Drypers Baby Club. Ahli Drypers Baby Club juga boleh mendapat maklumat terkini tentang pengumuman hadiah mingguan di laman web tersebut.

Drypers Baby Club ialah komuniti online yang terdiri daripada 250,000 ibu bapa di Malaysia di mana ahli Drypers Baby Club boleh berkongsi tip dan nasihat pada pelbagai peringkat keibubapaan.

Menerusi platform online, ibu bapa boleh mengumpul mata ganjaran melalui pembelian produk Drypers dan menebus hadiah menarik di Drypers Point Shop dengan cara lebih mudah.

Bagi maklumat lanjut mengenai peraduan dan hadiah, sila layari laman Facebook, Drypers Malaysia. Jika mahu mengetahui lebih banyak tentang jenama ini dan menjadi ahli Drypers Baby Club, sila layari www.drypers.com.my

Monday, May 15, 2017

Monday, May 15, 2017

Dettol On A Mission for Hygiene!


School programme to educate young Malaysians about hygiene habits for better health

Assalamualaikum!

Malaysia’s No.1 Germ Protection brand*, Dettol and the Ministry of Education jointly kicked off the ‘Mission for Hygiene’ school programme at Sekolah Kebangsaan Seksyen 7 Shah Alam today. Currently in its fourth year running, the programme aims to promote healthy hygiene habits among school children by actively educating them to practice hygiene habits in school and at home. This includes playing a part in keeping their school a clean, healthy and safe environment for the school community.


Present at the programme’s opening ceremony was Tiffany Tang, Marketing Director of Reckitt Benckiser Malaysia and Singapore, which manufactures and markets Dettol products in these countries. She said: “As a leading global hygiene brand, Dettol is proud to be the trusted hygiene champion for mothers around the world, to help her protect her family from harmful germs through our wide range of innovative germ-protection products. We understand how good hygiene and sanitation can improve individual and public health. This is why it is important for Dettol to lead hand hygiene education from young age.

According to Tang, the brand is an advocate of hygiene education worldwide through its partnership with Save the Children, a non-government organisation (NGO) to stop children in underdeveloped countries from dying of diarrhea due to poor hygiene and sanitation.

Tiffany Tang, Marketing Director of Reckitt Benckiser Malaysia and Singapore is sharing about Dettol’s initiative to educate the school children of the importance of good hygiene at Dettol’s Mission for Hygiene launch

“In Malaysia, ‘Mission for Hygiene’ has seen us reached close to 350,000 school students over the last four years, and together with the Ministry of Education, we have continuously enhance the quality of hygiene education in participating schools with the involvement of parents. In the next 10 years, we aim to reach all of 2.7 million primary school children in Malaysia,” added Tang.

She continued, “We strongly believe that one should start young in terms of practicing good hygiene habits. Dettol ‘Mission for Hygiene’ programme is designed to educate school children the importance of good hygiene habits including 7 steps of hand washing. We hope this will help to raise the awareness of Hand Foot Mouth Disease in Malaysia and how hygiene practices can keep it at bay.”

As the brand is working actively towards expanding the campaign to more schools, Dettol aims to reach another 150,000 students in 200 primary schools and 50 kindergartens in Malaysia throughout the year of 2017.

Dettol understands that keeping the school compound clean and germ-free is vital for students to have a good learning environment. This year, participating primary schools are encouraged to conduct a series of ‘Gotong Royong’ (communal cooperation) activities related to toilet cleanliness. Schools taking part in the ‘Gotong Royong’ contest will submit ‘before’ and ‘after’ photos of their toilets. They are also required to create a Dettol logo mural in front of the school’s toilet with Dettol’s ‘Mission for Hygiene’ theme: Better Hygiene, Better Health that will serve as a reminder to the school children to wash their hands.

Y.B Tuan P. Kamalanathan, Deputy Minister of Ministry of Education talks about the importance of school hygiene and the students’ roles in making Dettol’s ‘Mission for Hygiene’ a success

During the opening ceremony, YB Dato' P. Kamalanathan, Deputy Minister of Education, stressed the importance of school hygiene and the students’ roles in making Dettol’s ‘Mission for Hygiene’ a success. “Studies have shown that the school environment can affect attendance rate and student achievement. Therefore, it is imperative for schools to be tidy and clean, in order to provide students a conducive learning environment.

Good hygiene habits should be propagated in the school curriculum to prevent harmful germs spread in the classroom environment. Poor hygiene habits will lead to harbouring germs on their hands transmit to places they touch at school. This will lead to absenteeism, which then affects our students’ learning momentum and progress,” he said. 

“It’s crucial to practice good hygiene habits at school to prevent harmful micro-organisms from spreading around. Besides regular efforts from the school administration and our hardworking janitors, our students must also learn to play their respective roles in keeping their school environment clean and healthy. From a young age, we need to cultivate personal hygiene habits, and slowly but surely, guide them towards taking the initiative to wash their hands before meals, flush after using the toilet, help clean the classroom, pick up litter in common areas, and so on. These small efforts will make a big difference in helping to prevent the spreading of germs, so that our schools offer cleaner, healthier environment that promote learning and academic excellence for the leaders of tomorrow,” continued YB Dato' P. Kamalanathan. 

YB Dato’ P. Kamalanathan demonstrate the 7 steps of hand washing to the school children

To promote awareness and encourage participation among the children, Dettol has designed a number of exciting activities, such as: hand hygiene education sketching to engage students so that they understand the importance of hand hygiene; 7 steps of hand washing, which shows them a full demonstration on how to clean their hands properly; goodie bags containing educational leaflets for parents; and continuous reminders at school with posters in toilets and canteens.

YB Dato’ P. Kamalanathan officiated the wall mural of Dettol Mission for Hygiene theme – “Better Hygiene, Better Health” at Sekolah Kebangsaan Seksyen 7, Shah Alam

Better hygiene, better health. With this in mind, Dettol hopes that everyone comes together through its ‘Mission for Hygiene’ programme to play their part in ensuring a cleaner, healthier, and safer school environment for our future generation.

For more information about Dettol, go to www.dettol.com.my

Friday, May 12, 2017

Friday, May 12, 2017

Apa yang best sangat dengan SPINNERS ni ?


Assalamualaikum!


Haaaa inilah mainan ke'gila'an budak-budak sekarang....hand spinner atau finger spinner atau spinner atau apa-apa je lah nama dia. Dari minggu lepas lagi, my sulung tu dok 'menyanyi' kat telinga nak benda alah ni.

Ape bendanye spinner-spinner ni?

Alaa... spinner tu kite letak kat jari pastu pusing bu. Nanti dia kuar lampu ...boleh la bu...

Berapa ringgit satu tu?

Lima belas je ...

Hahhhhh??! Lima belas hengget ... 3 hari punya belanja sekolah anak oiii! Bendanya tak tengok lagi, tapi bila dengar begitu banyak ringgit yang perlu dibayar untuk permainan tu ... memang ralat sikit la ibu ni nak bagi dia beli.

Thursday, May 11, 2017

Thursday, May 11, 2017

Dari Perak ke Padang Besar, Perlis!


Assalamualaikum!


Alhamdulillah sampai jugak kami anak beranak di negeri paling utara dalam Malaysia ni noooo ... haha. Dah la tak dirancang, dapat pulak pi Padang Besaq! 

Haaa .. alkisahnya, ingat nak balik Perak cuti sabtu dan ahad tapi Allah izinkan kami pi melawat adik ipaq yang duduk di Arau. Bagai pucuk dicita ulam mendatang la kita ni kan ... nak jugak tengok negeri orang macam mana. Kot-kot boleh jumpa pelam harum manes kaaaa ... kan!


Tuesday, May 09, 2017

Tuesday, May 09, 2017

Nasi Arab KL | Restoran AL RAWSHA


Assalamualaikum!


Ini bukan kali pertama kami makan kat Al Rawsha. First time pergi makan dulu, kecewa gak le! Dah la tak sedap, staf tak reti cakap Melayu pulak tu ... mahal lagi! Rasa tak berbaloi ... lama gak kami 'boikot' hahaha!

Tapi dah hari-hari lalu depan dia on the way nak balik rumah, so mata-mata kami ni memang tak lepas la dari memandang restoran Al Rawsha ni kan. Setelah beberapa tahun, kami memberanikan diri untuk masuk semula ke sini ...

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