Petrol kiosks probed over illegal sales of subsidised diesel in Keningau


KOTA KINABALU: Investigations are being conducted on petrol stations to find out whether they are involved in any illegal sales of subsidised diesel in Keningau district.

This comes following a raid on a store on Monday (June 13), whereby some 8,300 litres of diesel were found stored in a tanker and another vehicle which was believed used as the prime mover of the oil for sale.

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