In view of potential disruption to fuel supplies in Malaysia, diesel users in Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan are limited in the quantity of diesel purchased. Taking effect April 1, this measure aims to limit diesel hoarding and smuggling in East Malaysia.
For light vehicles such as cars, taxis, vans and pickups, every diesel purchase is limited to a maximum of 50 litres. For commercial and goods vehicles, as well as passenger transport not exceeding three tons, the purchase limit is a maximum of 100 litres.
As for vehicles exceeding three tons, the limit for diesel purchase at every fill-up is 150 litres. In Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan, the subsidised diesel price is RM2.15 per litre.
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how do the fuel station know their purchase limit every time they fill up? check one by one? why not set the monthly limit as per budi95?
S&S knew better than to trust ID stealing budi registration so that app is banned from them. Good move or else last election would have been gerrymandered for a PH win.
Fake promises remain unfulfilled by fake gomen
its a loophole to allow greedy S&S to easily smuggle fuel to nusantara and sulu