Over 249,000 vehicles, 88,000 companies approved to receive subsidised diesel under SKDS 2.0 as of July 14

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A total of 88,183 companies and 249,091 public and commercial vehicles have been approved to receive diesel subsidies under subsidised diesel control system 2.0 (SKDS 2.0) as of July 14, the ministry of domestic trade …

A total of 88,183 companies and 249,091 public and commercial vehicles have been approved to receive diesel subsidies under subsidised diesel control system 2.0 as of July 14, the ministry of domestic trade and cost of living told the Dewan Rakyat, reportedfor SKDS 2.0, and the ministry’s written statement was in response to Beaufort member of parliament Datuk Siti Amina Aching, who asked about the latest number of companies and vehicles which have been registered under SKDS 2.0.

“Through this programme, the government bears the cost of diesel subsidy, which is given to qualified vehicles, and the government expects savings of up to RM4 billion a year,” KPDN said.the ministry urged oil companies to expedite the issuance of fleet cardsPAULTAN10Open roads and closed circuits hold great allure for Mick Chan. Driving heaven to him is exercising a playful chassis on twisty paths; prizes ergonomics and involvement over gadgetry.

 

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