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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced the restoration of the BUDI95 RON95 fuel subsidy quota to 300 litres per month, benefiting over 16 million users. The increase aims to ease transportation costs for lower and middle-income households.
The Malaysian government has restored the monthly BUDI95 RON95 fuel quota to 300 litres, benefiting more than 16 million subsidy recipients. Diesel users also receive enhanced allocations under the programme.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has defended the government's decision to cap BUDI95 fuel subsidies at 200 litres per month, arguing the allocation adequately serves most motorists whose average consumption falls below that threshold.