Higher fuel price may reduce cars on the road


FUEL subsidies have benefited the rich and the poor for many years.

Consumer groups may be right in arguing that the complete removal of fuel subsidy for RON95 petrol and diesel will hit the poor and middle-income earners harder than the rich.

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