As the new school year approaches in Malaysia, parents are busy preparing for the return to classrooms on February 16th and 17th. This includes purchasing new school uniforms, bags, and other essential supplies. Shopping centers have become popular destinations for parents looking for the best deals. Notably, a wholesaler in Butterworth, Penang, is offering school uniforms at extremely low prices, ranging from RM1 to RM5 per piece, regardless of profit margin. This initiative aims to assist parents, especially those with large families, during these challenging economic times.
Menjelang hari persekolahan yang bermula pada 16 dan 17 Februari ini, ibu bapa mula sibuk membuat persiapan membeli kelengkapan baharu termasuk pakaian seragam sekolah, beg serta peralatan lain .
Dengan tawaran harga murah, ibu bapa mengambil peluang tersebut mendapatkan pakaian seragam terutama bagi mereka yang memiliki anak ramai.Paling menarik, seorang peniaga langsir di Butterworth Pulau Pinang menawarkan pakaian seragam sekolah pada harga yang sangat rendah antara RM1 hingga RM5 sahaja tanpa mengira berapa keuntungannya.
“Saya beli bekalan pakaian secara pukal lebih 20,000 helai dan jualan murah ini akan berlangsung setiap hari bermula 10 pagi sehingga Jumaat. Namun, ia mungkin ditamatkan awal jika kehabisan stok.“Seronok rasanya apabila dapat membantu ibu bapa terutamanya mereka yang mempunyai anak ramai untuk sekurang-kurangnya meringankan beban yang mereka tanggung,” katanya ketika ditemui, baru-baru ini.
“Selalunya, harga sepasang pakaian seragam pun boleh mencecah harga beratus ringgit, tetapi, kali ini saya berpeluang menjimatkan belanja dan bolehlah duit lebih yang ada digunakan untuk membeli kelengkapan lain.
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