First Arrest Under New Malaysia Rule for Pumping Subsidized Fuel

A driver of a Singapore-registered car has become the first person arrested in Johor, Malaysia, for pumping subsidized fuel under a new Malaysian rule. If convicted, the individual faces a substantial fine, jail time, or both.

11 Apr, 07:55 — 11 Apr, 07:55

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New Malaysia rule: Driver of Singapore-registered car first to be arrested in Johor for pumping subsidised fuel

If convicted, the man faces a fine of up to RM1 million (US$252,200), a maximum jail term of three years, or both.

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First Arrest Under New Malaysia Rule for Pumping Subsidized Fuel

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New Malaysia rule: Driver of Singapore-registered car first to be arrested in Johor for pumping subsidised fuel

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