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Rolex for Palestine: Latest bid stands at RM131,000 – Zulkifli

DIANA AZIS
By DIANA AZIS
31 Oct 2023 12:04pm
Zulkifli with King Salman (left)
Zulkifli with King Salman (left)
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SHAH ALAM - The bid for former minister in Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs) Datuk Dr Zulkifli Mohamad Al-Bakri's Rolex watch has now reached RM131,000.

Through his comments section on Instagram the highest bid was recorded as of 9.33am on Monday.

“Latest, as of 9.33am, Oct 30, 2023. The highest bid stands at RM131,000,” he posted.

Sinar previously reported Zulkifli who was the former Federal Territory mufti opened a bid for the luxury watch gifted by Saudi Arabia King, King Salman Abdulaziz Al Saud which was worth RM40,000.

He said the proceeds of the bid would be channelled completely towards the Palestine citizens’ welfare.

“The base price is RM40,000. Increments begin at RM100 and above.

“The bid would be closed on Oct 31, 2023 at midnight,” he said.

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