Feeling shortchanged at the pump


Seal of approval: A petrol station displaying verification stickers after checks were done in Petaling Jaya. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The implementation of subsidised fuel for Malay­sians has left some crying foul that they are being short­changed when they buy RON95, whether intentionally or otherwise.

A reader of The Star, Yong Kong Meng, claimed that there has been malpractice in handling change when one uses cash at petrol stations.

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