Budi95 implementation running smoothly, Parliament told

By TEH ATHIRA YUSOF and ARFA YUNUS

Nation
Tuesday, 18 Nov 2025
2:27 PM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR: There have been no reports of long queues at petrol stations since the targeted subsidy rationalisation programme, Budi95, began in stages in September, the Dewan Rakyat heard on Tuesday (Nov 18).

Deputy Finance Minister Lim Hui Ying said the implementation of Budi95 has gone smoothly, and the operational systems have been stable since its launch.

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Tags / Keywords: Parliament , BUDI95 , Petrol Stations , Subsidy Programme , Dewan Rakyat , Kuala Lumpur , Long Queues , Malaysia , Fuel Subsidy , Targeted Subsidy

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