Possible RON95 ban for foreign credit cards


House sitting: Armizan during the winding up session of His Majesty’s address at the Dewan Rakyat. — Bernama

AUTHORITIES are moving to tighten controls on subsidised RON95 petrol, with a possible ban on foreign-registered credit cards at outdoor petrol station payment terminals being studied.

Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali said this is among the additional measures being consi­dered to curb leakages under the Budi 95 programme.

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