KUCHING, Feb 28 — The Russia-Ukraine conflict will have an impact on the economy as a whole and it is better for us to be prepared for the worst, opined Parti Bumi Kenyalang president Voon Lee Shan.
“The country also needs to prepare against supply chain chokeholds and leaps in prices of raw materials, food, oil and gas,” he said. “Most Malaysians are not rich and they will be affected the most as they may spend higher share of their income on food, petrol for their cars and gas for their domestic use,” he added.
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