Thai woman caught smuggling diesel using fake plates

Thai woman caught smuggling diesel using fake plates

The domestic trade and cost of living ministry‘s (KPDN) Kedah chapter arrested a Thai woman on Saturday for trying to smuggle diesel using a Thai-registered pick-up truck with Malaysian number plates at a Kuala Nerang petrol station, Bernama reports.

“During initial observations, a pick-up truck was seen filling up diesel before heading to the back of the petrol station where the vehicle owner was changing out local registration plates for foreign registration plates. Further inspection revealed diesel kept in a modified tank,” Kedah KPDN director Muhammad Nizam Jamaludin said in a statement last night.

He added that the petrol station was found to have sold 273 litres of diesel in one transaction (200 litres is the daily limit) to the suspect, who is in her 40s. Seized were almost RM800 worth of diesel, the pick-up truck itself, purchase receipts and documents, altogether worth over RM30,790.

Last week alone, Perak KPDN raided a workshop in Taiping suspected of illegally storing 36,000 litres of diesel allegedly bought at RM21.5 a litre and meant for sale on the black market at RM2.45 a litre, and the Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) foiled an attempt to smuggle 10,200 litres of diesel at the Bukit Kayu Hitam border, believed to be intended for sale in as far as Myanmar.

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  • Lets See on Aug 18, 2025 at 1:59 pm

    Should have used James Bond style rotating number plates. No one would know except Msia does not have slammed down pickups. Oops!

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  • Ben Yap on Aug 18, 2025 at 3:01 pm

    arrest the woman and send her to massage parlour.

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  • RM1.50/L petrol mana? on Aug 18, 2025 at 7:56 pm

    Whats the point of removing subsidy when still got smuggling issue?
    Then what about PMX promise above, janji dicapati?
    #TurunAnwar

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    • Dik Hid on Aug 19, 2025 at 5:53 am

      If the perpetrators primarily hail from neighboring countries and local law enforcement agencies, why are the Rakyat compelled to pay such exorbitant prices for diesel in the first place? Moreover, there are individuals who abuse the RONs regardless of their social status, yet nothing is being done except for delaying the implementation of these measures! So, why don’t we all unite and eliminate this individual and all his subordinates who originates from the same root!

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    • hafiz on Aug 19, 2025 at 10:26 am

      walaun di mana mana

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  • FrankC on Aug 19, 2025 at 8:47 pm

    see our enforcement officer will always be challenged by unscrupulous trader and irresponsible person. our enforcement team need to strengthen their stand and integrity. dont let them outsmart and look down on you. have pride in good job done… it is because they lack respect for you that they dare do it ‘depan mata, terang terang’… dont let them get away!!!

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