Ferlito said it would be crucial for the government to make alternatives such as public transportation more available.
PETALING JAYA: As more clarity emerges on Putrajaya’s targeted fuel subsidy initiative this week, the glaring concern for Malaysians is to what degree would this affect domestic consumption, as well as the increase in prices of goods and services.
Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli had on Monday announced the rollout of the RON95 fuel subsidy programme from the second half of next year (2H24), aiming to better benefit those it should help.
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