PDAM: Laws needed to penalise foreigners buying RON95


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian laws do not penalise drivers of foreign-registered vehicles who buy subsidised fuel not intended for them, says the Petroleum Dealers Association of Malaysia (PDAM).

As such, these drivers would attempt to buy the fuel, often at odd hours, making monitoring and prevention difficult for petrol station staff, it said.

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