The ministry of domestic trade and consumer affairs (KPDNHEP) has announced the price of RON 97 for the month of October, and there’s not so cheery news for users of the fuel, because it will be priced at RM2.79 for the month. This represents a 14 sen increase from the RM2.65 per litre consumers had to pay for it from September 1-30.
The new price will come into effect from midnight tonight and remain in place until October 31, which is when the next monthly RON 97 fuel price announcement will be made.
Meanwhile, the price for RON 95 and diesel remain unchanged as they have been since May 30 – RON 95 continues to be priced at RM2.20 per litre and Euro 2M diesel at RM2.18 per litre, while Euro 5 diesel is priced at RM2.28 per litre at the pump. These prices will remain fixed indefinitely.
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Comments express frustration over the petrol price hike, particularly RON97, and disappointment that promises such as implementing Euro 4M RON95 in October have not been fulfilled. Many criticize the government for perceived dishonesty and failure to deliver on pledges to reduce fuel prices and upgrade fuel standards, with some blaming previous administrations. There are calls for transparency and the reintroduction of affordable RON92. Consumers also highlight the impact on car owners with RON97 requirements, and some dismiss the government’s efforts as ineffective. Overall, sentiments are mixed but mainly leaning towards dissatisfaction with fuel pricing policies, unmet promises, and a desire for better accountability and standard upgrades.