Jalur Gemilang Helps Foster Patriotism Among Labuan E-Hailing Drivers

Labuan Information Department director Ruddyansjah Mahtar Hams (right) installs the Jalur Gemilang flag on a Maxim e-hailing vehicle during the Malaysia Day 2026 programme in Labuan today. —Photo: JAPEN

LABUAN — The Department of Information (JAPEN) Labuan today distributed Jalur Gemilang flags to Maxim e-hailing drivers in conjunction with the Malaysia Day 2026 celebration.

The programme, held at the Maxim E-Hailing Service centre in Labuan town, aimed to disseminate information on current issues and government initiatives while fostering patriotism and love for the country among e-hailing drivers in the Federal Territory of Labuan.

Labuan Information Department director Ruddyansjah Mahtar Hams led department staff in distributing the flags during the programme.

The programme also featured a briefing on current issues by JAPEN Labuan, followed by the presentation of the Jalur Gemilang to the Maxim Labuan manager and brief interviews with e-hailing drivers.




The Jalur Gemilang were subsequently displayed on Maxim drivers’ vehicles as a symbol of national pride and solidarity in conjunction with the Malaysia Day celebration.

The initiative also enabled e-hailing drivers to help spread the festive spirit of Malaysia Day among the community while providing services around Labuan.

The programme reflected the close cooperation between government agencies and the e-hailing community in strengthening information dissemination and fostering patriotism.

Labuan Information Department staff pose for a group photo with Maxim e-hailing drivers during the Malaysia Day 2026 programme in Labuan today. —Photo: JAPEN




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