KUALA LUMPUR, April 6 — Perikatan Nasional deputy chairman Muhyiddin Yassin said the Opposition is ready to work with the government to address the global energy crisis.
But cautioned against what he described as superficial or “token” efforts. Welcoming Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s call for bipartisan engagement.
He stressed that any collaboration must be sincere and meaningful. Speaking at an Aidilfitri event in Pagoh, Muhyiddin suggested that Opposition representatives be included.
In key committees or task forces to ensure effective solutions. He emphasised that the crisis goes beyond fuel prices, impacting the broader cost of living, particularly with rising diesel costs.
While supporting unity in tackling the issue, he said strong leadership from the prime minister is essential, describing the current situation as comparable in scale to past national crises.
