Monthly BUDI95 quota back to 300 litres
The government reduced the monthly BUDI95 quota from 300 litres to 200 litres in April as a temporary measure due to the West Asia conflict.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced a 100-litre increase in the BUDI95 fuel subsidy quota, raising the monthly allowance for RON95 fuel from 200 litres to 300 litres as of September 1. This move, made on Merdeka Eve, aims to benefit over 16 million users. Additionally, Anwar announced a 100-litre boost in the BUDI Diesel programme's monthly subsidy quota for diesel fuel, increasing it from 300 litres to 400 litres, benefiting more than 500,000 diesel vehicle owners.
The government had previously reduced the BUDI95 quota to 200 litres in April due to rising global crude prices and supply chain disruptions. In other news, the government will increase education ministry funding by 50% next year, allocate RM1.5 billion for school maintenance, and raise the annual sales threshold for e-Invoice exemption to RM3 million.
The government will also introduce a RM200 million grant for hawker and small trader assistance, and allocate RM1 billion for strengthening digital capabilities in the public healthcare sector.
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- Anwar: Budi95 quota will revert to 300 litres from Sept 1, M40 not neglected malaysiakini.com
