Mydin gives Khairul Aming infinite credit to get goods for flood victims

Mydin Mohamed Holdings Bhd, Malaysia’s largest halal wholesaler and retailer, has supported influencer and entrepreneur Kharul Aming in assisting flood victims.

In a viral social media video, Mydin managing director Datuk Ameer Ali Mydin stated that Khairul Aming could take as many items as he needed from Mydin outlets without making an upfront payment until the flood disaster subsided.

Ameer expressed his entire trust in Khairul Aming’s dedication to assisting those in need, particularly in the locations where he went to provide aid.

“You can take as much as you like; there is no need to send someone or present a credit card. Simply let us know what credit limit you require, whether it is RM20,000, RM50,000, or RM100,000.

“After the floods, you can pay; there is no issue. “We trust Khairul Aming,” he stated in the 56-second video.

In the same video, Ameer announced that Mydin would contribute an additional 5,000 things to the influencer to assist flood victims.

Ameer encouraged Khairul Aming to pursue his honorable work to the best of his ability.

Khairul Aming, full name Khairul Amin Kamarulzaman, began his journey to help flood victims in Kelantan last Saturday.

He and his staff had been working hard to prepare food and supplies for those affected before distributing them.

Previously, Khairul Aming stated that while many people had asked for his bank account information in order to make donations, he declined to share it due to a lack of a permit and public trust problems.