Sempena Memuliakan 40 Tahun Pemerintahan KDYMM Sultan Ahmad Shah (SAS).
Package comes with a Limited Edition SAS Car Plaque (Badge) with Serial Number, a Number Plate Frame, and a Certificate.
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KUALA LUMPUR: An auction session of five special
number plates and two pieces of designer jewellery saw RM149,000 being
raised for five charity organisations.
The beneficiaries were Lembaga Kebajikan Perempuan Islam Malaysia,
Yayasan Sri Kencana Kalsom, Kiwanis Club International, Sultan Ahmad
Shah Environment Trust and Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF).
The auction was conducted during the Islamic Fashion Festival 2014
themed “Discover the Beauty of Modesty” held at a leading hotel here.
The guests of honour were the Sultan of Pahang Sultan Ahmad Shah and his consort Sultanah Pahang Sultanah Kalsom.
Also present were Pahang Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob and his
wife Datuk Seri Junaini Kassim, Pahang state secretary Datuk Seri
Muhammad Safian Ismail, MCPF national vice-chairman Tan Sri Lee Lam
Thye, Pahang MCPF chairman Datuk Seri Johny Ch’ng Ewe Gee, Tahan
assemblyman Datuk Wan Amizan Wan Abdul Razak, members of the royal
family, businessmen, sponsors and other dignitaries.
The special number plates were sponsored by TAT Alliance Services Sdn
Bhd chairman Tengku Fahd Mua’adzam Shah Sultan Ahmad Shah while the
jewellery by Ceres Collection.
In her speech, Sultanah Kalsom thanked all parties for making the
event a success and urged the public and the private sector to continue
giving their full support towards charitable causes.
Later, Sultan Ahmad Shah cut a special birthday cake and unveiled a
US-made Hummer vehicle with the number plate - SAS 2410 - presented to
him to mark his 84th birthday this year and commemorate his 40th
anniversary on the throne.
Ch’ng, who is also the TAT Alliance Services vice-chairman, said the
special number plates series starting with SAS - an acronym for Sultan
Ahmad Shah - were awarded to the company and was officially launched by
the state ruler on July 24.
He said since the first day of bidding in September, the number plates were selling like “hot cakes.”
“Originally, the series was reserved for vehicles registered in Sabah
and only expected to be launched some 60 years in the future.
“However, due to a special request in conjunction with Sultan Ahmad
Shah’s 40th year on the throne, the Road Transport Department agreed to
release the special SAS series,” he said.
SAS 1 to SAS 1000 is reserved only for state VVIPs, including Datuks
and members of the royalty, while SAS 1001 to SAS 9999 is open for all.
Owners of the series will be presented with a special crest and could
affix it on the front and back of their vehicle number plates complete
with a certificate of ownership.
Ch’ng said part of the proceeds from the sales of the special number
plates would go to the building fund for the construction of the
proposed Wisma MCPF Pahang.
One of the successful bidders was BR Tour Agency managing director
and Pahang MCA organising secretary Datuk Seri Lee Jin Xian, who took
home the number SAS 2628.
The other four number plates up for auction were SAS 1911, SAS 7080,
SAS 1314 and SAS 1811 and managed to fetch a price of between RM12,000
and RM22,000.
Sultan Ahmad Shah took over the reign from his late father Sultan Sir Abu Bakar Ri’ayatuddin Al-Muadzam Shah in 1974.
He is the fifth ruler in the largest state in peninsular Malaysia.
