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“Collaborations like this are hoped to raise the total of daily commuters that was badly affected by Covid-19, in line with the country moving to the transition to the endemic phase,” he said during the launch of Prasarana’s collaboration with BonusKad Loyalty Sdn Bhd here today. Mohd Azharuddin said the three-month pioneer ‘proof of concept’ collaboration, which will begin on May 15, will use Blink as the main platform for purchasing and redeeming loyalty points as BonusLink members.
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