Patrolling the petrol stations for illegal pumping


JOHOR BARU: Petrol station operators are taking extra measures to ensure that foreign-registered vehicles do not pump the government subsidised RON95 petrol.

Mohd Hasif Jamaludin, a supervisor at a petrol station near Jalan Bukit Chagar here, said several workers were stationed at the petrol pumps to monitor the situation, including observing foreign-registered vehicles as they filled up their tanks.

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