Boy, 9, is colouring champion
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A 9-year-old boy, Tunku Mohamad Aisy Sufi Tunku Muhamad Naufal, won first prize in a colouring contest at the New Straits Times Press (NSTP) booth during the Karnival Jom Heboh (KJH) in Padang B, Angsana Johor Baru Mall. His mother, Rohana Ahmad, said her son enjoyed colouring and often participated in similar competitions. The family had been looking forward to KJH, unaware of the colouring contest.
Tunku Mohamad Aisy Sufi was presented with prizes worth RM250 by Wan Fazly Hizam Wan Kadir, senior executive officer of NSTP Branding and Intellectual Property Department. First runner-up Adwa Zakwan, 7, won RM200, while Muhammad Yusuf Iskandar Mohd Zulfazli, 6, received RM150. NSTP Branding and Intellectual Property Department head Tengku Kaifimirza Tuan Cherit @ Tengku Hamzah reported an encouraging response to the booth, aiming to provide children with enjoyable experiences and bring the NSTP brand closer to families, especially younger generations.
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