Businessman offers reward for missing Toyota Alphard
ALOR STAR: There is no update on the missing Toyota Alphard belonging to businessman Mohd Firdaus Mat Akhir, 37, reported lost yesterday.
"A reward of RM3,000 will be given to anyone who finds the vehicle, and an additional RM1,000 for the return of its contents," Firdaus told "Harian Metro" today.
Firdaus said the vehicle, registration number VM7515, disappeared after he parked it at a hotel in Ipoh yesterday. He estimated the loss at RM300,000.
He said he was in the state for a business trip from May 15 to 18.
CCTV footage showed the vehicle leaving the hotel at 5.25am on the day of the incident.
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