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MyKad-linked diesel subsidy reforms could save Putrajaya up to RM2b annually, says Amir Hamzah

KUALA LUMPUR, June 25 — Putrajaya’s pivot towards using the MyKad for subsidised diesel and uniformed pricing could save the government up to RM2 billion a year, Finance...

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RM2.10 diesel from July 1: Who qualifies, how it works and how much fuel you can buy

Malaysia deploys MyKad diesel subsidy from July 1 at RM2.10/litre for 700,000 owners with 200-litre monthly allocation. Direct pump verification replaces cash payments, reducing subsidy leakage while demonstrating digital-identity infrastructure for targeted welfare programs.

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Malaysia says new diesel subsidies can save millions to benefit citizens, but experts flag fiscal risks

Malaysia’s move to lower diesel prices to RM2.10 (US$0.50) per litre for all citizens could squeeze the government’s fiscal space if oil prices rise again, analysts warn.

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MyKad-linked diesel subsidy reforms could save Putrajaya up to RM2b annually, says Amir Hamzah

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RM2.10 diesel from July 1: Who qualifies, how it works and how much fuel you can buy

Malaysia says new diesel subsidies can save millions to benefit citizens, but experts flag fiscal risks

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