Tech-based enforcement needed to combat RON95 misuse, says PDAM


KLANG: Technology-enabled enforcement would be the way forward to detect foreign-registered vehicles that fill up with subsidised RON95 meant exclusively for Malaysians.

This was suggested by the Petroleum Dealers Association of Malaysia (PDAM) on Thursday (Jan 29) in response to the government’s move of initiating action against drivers of foreign-registered vehicles who misuse subsidised RON95 petrol.

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