Foreign car owners buying RON95 face pumped up enforcement


KUALA LUMPUR: From April 1, action will be taken against owners of foreign-registered vehicles who buy RON95 petrol at petrol stations nationwide, says the Dom­estic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry.

Its minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali (pic) said the move involves introducing new regulations under Section 6 of the Con­trol of Supplies Act 1961 to strengthen control over the distribution of subsidised RON95 petrol.

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