Mail Money reports that sources have indicated petrol diesel prices might be raised as much as 20 sen and 10 sen a litre respectively next month, which is only 1 day away!
Currently RON97 petrol goes for about RM1.62 a litre, so after the increase it should be about RM1.82 a litre. My Satria’s (RIP -_-“) full tank should cost about RM81.90 to fill up if the price increases.
The increase if put into effect would save the government RM1 billion in subsidies.
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Comments express frustration and concern over the upcoming petrol price increase, criticizing government subsidies, transparency, and misallocation of funds. Many believe the hike will significantly impact living costs despite government claims of affordability, with some pointing out that other expenses like tolls and car taxes remain high. Several comments highlight the discrepancy between world oil prices and Malaysian prices, accusing the government of profiteering through Petronas and GLCs. There's also criticism of inadequate public transportation and political dissatisfaction, with some advocating for voting out the current government. Overall, sentiments are predominantly negative, reflecting disappointment and anger about economic management and the burden of rising fuel costs on ordinary Malaysians.