KUALA LUMPUR, March 26 (Bernama) -- The government’s decision to maintain the monthly ceiling of up to 800 litres under the Budi MADANI RON95 (BUDI95) programme for e-hailing drivers and gig workers is seen as a timely measure to help stabilise operating costs amid adjustments to the subsidy scheme.
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| Targeted RON95 petrol subsidy cap for e-hailing and gig workers maintained at 800 litres - PM Anwar | |
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| PM Anwar hopes the public understands that the reduction of the BUDI RON95 subsidy quota was made after careful consideration | |
| PM Anwar expresses his gratitude to the President of Iran for allowing the Malaysian oil tanker and its crew to return home |
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