The Finance Ministry has issued a reminder that the one-off RM100 Rahmah Necessities Aid on Aug 31 does not require any application and will be directly credited into each recipient’s identification card.
Deputy Treasury secretary-general (Policy) Zamzuri Abdul Aziz said the cash aid did not utilise any e-Wallet service as well.
“As such, the public should not be deceived by any scam claiming that they can assist with applications or provide links to any e-Wallet,” he told reporters after inspecting the Rahmah Cash Aid programme in Pulau Bum Bum in Semporna today.
Zamzuri explained that the Sara cash aid did not use any middlemen, and the RM100 would be directly credited into the identification card of individuals aged 18 and above.
- Bernama
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