JOHOR BARU: Petrol stations here are closely monitoring foreign-registered vehicles, including those owned by Malaysians, as the Budi Madani RON95 (Budi95) initiative takes full effect today.
Cashier Syafiqah Rahmat, 25, said petrol stations had been inundated with queries on Budi95 for the past few days, especially from Malaysians driving Singapore-registered vehicles.
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