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Participants earn digital coins through various activities, including a daily online quiz that increases in reward value over time, and a 50km virtual walk/run completed at their own pace. Completing the first 3km milestone unlocks a Hello Kitty e-certificate. Coins can be used to redeem exclusive Hello Kitty merchandise such as enamel pins, bag charms, phone chains and fridge magnets.
From Nov 7 to 21, participants can also collect coins and digital Hello Kitty stamps by checking in at 15 MRT stations—including Orchard, Maxwell, Botanic Gardens, Woodlands and Tampines—via QR scans. Hello Kitty-themed trains are running on the North East, Downtown and Thomson-East Coast lines until Nov 23.
A social media contest running from Oct 28 to Nov 9 encourages passengers to post selfies with Hello Kitty trains or station dΓ©cor for a chance to win limited-edition Move Lite Adventure medals.
The campaign will conclude with a finale event at One Holland Village from Nov 21 to 23, where participants can redeem merchandise, take photos at a themed booth and collect a special stamp postcard. Redeemed items can also be mailed for a S$6 fee.
LTA says Hello Kitty adds fun and familiarity to daily commuting and hopes her broad appeal will motivate more people across all ages to choose greener travel habits.
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