KUALA LUMPUR, March 29 — Malaysia will restrict the use of foreign debit and credit cards for RON95 petrol purchases in stages starting Wednesday.
As part of efforts to curb subsidy misuse. Azman Adam said the move ensures subsidised fuel is limited to eligible Malaysians.
Addressing cases involving foreign-registered vehicles using self-service pumps. Foreign card users will be required to pay at counters for better monitoring.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living reported seizing over RM32 million in fuel and arresting 667 individuals under Ops Tiris 3.0.
Reinforcing enforcement against smuggling and leakages nationwide.
