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Govt restores Budi95 eligibility to 300 litres a month: PM

More than 16 million users will receive subsidised RON95 for up to 300 litres monthly, while over 500,000 pickup and jeep owners will be eligible for up to 400 litres of subsidised diesel

Kerajaan kembalikan kelayakan Budi95 kepada 300 liter sebulan: PM

Ini bermakna lebih 16 juta pengguna akan menikmati RON95 bersubsidi sehingga 300 liter sebulan manakala lebih setengah juta pemilik kenderaan diesel jenis pikap dan jip akan menikmati subsidi sehingga 400 liter sebulan

Harga petrol, diesel tanpa subsidi naik 10 hingga 20 sen bagi tempoh 20-26 Ogos

Di sebalik lonjakan harga minyak global akibat krisis geopolitik, Kerajaan Madani mengekalkan harga RON95 bersubsidi pada RM1.99 seliter dengan menanggung sehingga 55 peratus subsidi bahan api

AMK wants Budi95 quota restored to 300 litres, raised to 350 for high-mobility users

He also called for the Bumiputera empowerment policy to be strengthened so that the next generation would not merely receive protection, but have the capacity to become owners in strategic areas, including housing, property, shares, companies, intellectual property and technology

14.2 mln Malaysians tap BUDI95, saving billions in fuel subsidy costs

Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan says Malaysia’s targeted RON95 subsidy has already benefitted over 14 million citizens, cut fiscal costs by up to RM4 billion, and sparked debate over OECD calls to phase out fuel aid

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