Malaysia to reinstate 300-litre monthly limit per citizen for RON95 transport fuel, PM says
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- Bloomberg Politics09:04
Malaysia will restore subsidized fuel quotas to previous levels despite elevated energy prices, as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim seeks to ease cost-of-living pressures and shore up support after recent electoral setbacks.
- South China Morning Post10:39
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Sunday introduced measures to address rising living costs and support businesses, including restoring higher quotas for subsidised petrol and diesel purchases, as well as more funding for schools and small traders. The measures are expected to take effect on September 1, Anwar said in a televised address. “The economic growth of the country must be returned to the people,” he said. Anwar has been under pressure to tackle higher living costs, even...