PAY TRISHAW RIDES BY TOUCH N GO

 

You can now pay for trishaw rides in Melaka using Touch ‘n Go e-wallet

Saiful Ridzaimi - Apr 19, 2022

If you’ve ever visited the historic city of Melaka, then you’ve definitely seen one of those colourful trishaw rides on the road. Well, the next time you visit Melaka and want to take a trishaw ride, you can actually now pay using Touch ‘n Go e-wallet!

The use of the app as a payment option for trishaw rides in the state was introduced yesterday by the Melaka state government. The Melaka Chief Minister Datuk Seri Sulaiman Md Ali said that the initiative was in line with the development of technology, user friendly and a step to stop the spread of Covid-19.

As reported by national news agency Bernama,almost 80 percent of trishaw pullers in Melaka have received payments through the Touch 'n Go e-wallet. Soon, all 305 registered trishaw pullers are expected to use this method of payment.

Sulaiman lauded the initiative, which was implemented by the Melaka Tourism Promotion Division. This is the first trishaw service in the country. The Melaka Chief Minister also congratulated those who have transitioned to using the Touch 'n Go app.

Pretty awesome initiative, don’t you think? Do share your thoughts with us in the comments below and stay tuned to TechNave for more tech stories such as this from Malaysia and beyond! 

CONGRATS TO MELAKA HISTORICAL DAY

 Today Melaka celebrates her historical day. 

SOLAR POWERED MELAKA RIVER CRUISES IN THE FUTURE?

 

SOLAR POWERED MELAKA RIVER CRUISES IN THE FUTURE?

 

UTEM team has carried a technical study on the possibility of using solar powered Melaka river cruise.

You can click on the links below to see this proposed solar powered river cruise.

https://youtu.be/I_8GEz0g6oM to replace petrol generator for decoration lights.

https://youtu.be/u5XD4VnpIwc to use solar powered motors and decoration lights.

Hopefully, a prototype solar powered Malacca river cruise can be done as soon as possible so that the actual performance of this system will be benefit Melaka and her environment.

BACKGROUND OF MELAKA WAR MEMORIAL AND MENG SENG HALL

For history buffs who are interested to know about Melaka War Memorial and Meng Seng Charitable Hall, view this video. 

https://fb.watch/ccURITFvYh/

BUKA PUASA BUFFET

Enjoy your buka puasa at Dutch Harbour Cafe besides the Melaka River. 

Another riverside Buka Puasa buffet you can explore is at Tun Fatimah Riverside Hotel. Their cafe overlooks the Melaka River.

Ramadhan semakin menghampiri..

Sediakan diri anda untuk jamuan yang lazat apabila anda berbuka puasa bersama kami. Pasti akan membuatkan anda kenyang dengan pelbagai variasi, warna dan hidangan yang berperisa.

Bertemakan ‘Selera Dulu Kala’ ..

6 April 2022 - 1 Mei 2022

6.30pm - 9.00pm

Harga seperti berikut:

Dewasa - RM 55.00 bersih seorang

Kanak-kanak (4 -11 tahun) - RM 35.00 bersih seorang

Warga emas (60 tahun ke atas) - RM 35.00 bersih seorang

Tawaran terhad dapatkan sebelum terlambat

Early bird RM50 untuk dewasa sahaja. (sah belian sehingga 31 Mac 2022)

Beli 10 percuma 1 (Dewasa sahaja)

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MELAKA WAS VISITED BY ALBERT EINSTEIN AND WIFE

 A NOBEL IN MALACCA IN 1923

Dr. Albert Einstein, freshly awarded the 1921 Physic Nobel Prize “for his services to Theoretical Physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect” was invited to give a series of lectures in Japan. 

Albert Einstein and his wife Elsa set sail for a six months trip to the Far East, on 8 October 1922 from Marseille.

After a successful tour in Japan, where Albert and Elsa Einstein met with the emperor and the empress, they board the Haruna Maru, a brand-new ship built in 1922 (she was wrecked and sank in 1942) and depart Japan. 

They stop in Singapore, Malacca and Penang. 

In his Travel Diary, Albert Einstein wrote:

12th January: Departure from Singapore at 5 pm between glaringly green velveteen islets.

13th January: Arrival near Malacca in the early morning,where the ship held his position in the open sea until 3 pm.

We visited Malacca in the morning. Portuguese church and other buildings.

Vibrant mix of Indians, Malays, Chinese.

Two-wheeled carts with straw roofs, drawn by long-horned oxen.

Blazing tropical sun but less humid than in Singapore.

Discovered large fly in my electricity ointment in the afternoon. A pity.

True tropical heat.
14th January: Noon. Arrival in Penang

A month later, they arrive in the British Mandate of Palestine where they stay for twelve days, and finally visited Spain for two weeks before returning home.

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LOST TREASURE OF MELAKA

 Lost treasure of Melaka from Flor de La Mar