Fahmi: Refining needed to prevent public burden


KUALA LUMPUR: The plan to implement targeted subsidies for RON95 petrol has been delayed due to the need for a more detailed review of the mechanism, says Communications Minis­ter Datuk Fahmi Fadzil.

He said the government is currently fine-tuning every aspect of the policy to ensure that its implementation will not have an adverse impact on the public.

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