KUALA LUMPUR: Only 34 complaints have been received after the Budi Madani RON95 (Budi95) targeted petrol subsidy was implemented last month, says Senator Fuziah Salleh.
The Deputy Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister said that the overall implementation of Budi95 has gone “very smoothly” except for minor technical issues.
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