Follow the rules: A notice is seen pasted at a petrol pump informing customers that foreign-registered vehicles, including motorcycles, are not allowed to purchase RON95. — THOMAS YONG/The Star
JOHOR BARU: When the Malaysia-Singapore border reopened on April 1, many from the republic rushed across the Causeway, but not just for the sights and cheap, delicious food.
Many motorists were seen filling their vehicles with RON95 petrol, which is against the law as only Malaysians are allowed to purchase the subsidised petrol.
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