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Developer withdraws popular app listing fuel prices

By MEI MEI CHU

Friday, 31 Mar 2017 | 10:07 AM MYT

PETALING JAYA: The popular MyPetrol app, which listed the prices of fuel from petrol stations around the country, is no longer available for download after only four days on the Google Play Store.

Developer Saw Ting Yik said he had to withdraw the app, which had over 87,000 downloads since its launch on March 27, because he now believes petrol stations will not be allowed to offer discounts on fuel.

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