Summary
- Initial tests on 43 RON95 samples show water content below 0.05%.
- Authorities collect 262 samples following petrol contamination complaints.
- Full laboratory findings pending further analysis.
KUALA LUMPUR, November 5 — Preliminary laboratory tests on 43 RON95 petrol samples found no significant water contamination, Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Armizan Mohd Ali told Parliament.
All tested samples recorded water content below 0.05%, according to the Chemistry Department’s October 29 report. The investigation followed complaints alleging contaminated petrol had damaged vehicles in several states.
Authorities collected 262 samples from petrol stations and oil depots across eight states. Armizan said further laboratory analysis was ongoing, with a comprehensive report expected after testing is completed.
