Fuel prices drop for 6th week in a row

PETALING JAYA: Fuel prices will drop across the board at midnight for the sixth consecutive week, the finance ministry announced this evening.

RON95 and RON97 will drop by five sen, retailing at RM1.25 per litre and RM1.55 per litre respectively.The new rates will be in effect from tomorrow till April 17. According to the finance ministry, the drop in fuel prices is due to the decline in global crude oil prices following economic uncertainty because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

“The government will continue to monitor the impact of global crude oil price changes and take appropriate measures to ensure the welfare and well-being of the people,” it added.

RakyatTwitte Kpd yg kurang cerdik menilai...satu dunia minyak turun..lg2 nk ckp mcm ke kerajaan..kerajaan PH apa dia janji tak pernah tunai...aku benci melihat manusia yg nmpk kebenaran tapi buta matahati...hati sudah hitam..

When no one using it. Do it after MCO. Then we know u r genuine. pintubelakang

Why hasn’t the prices of everything else dropped yet? Not only hasn’t the cost of essential been lowered, they prices are actually still going up. Does the government think Malaysians are all fucking idiots or something?

We dont need no politician to promise us cheaper fuel prices. All we need is the Wuhan Virus

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