Malaysia’s Anwar Urges Crackdown on Fake News Over Fuel Prices
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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar has urged enforcement agencies to combat misinformation regarding fuel and electricity prices amid a global energy crisis. The communications regulator identified 96 misleading social media posts. The government spends approximately 4 billion ringgit monthly to subsidize fuel prices, maintaining petrol at 1.99 ringgit per liter while reducing the monthly quota to 200 liters per citizen. Starting April 15, government employees will work from home to ensure energy security. Petroliam Nasional Bhd. is working to secure oil and gas supplies through May, with Petronas coordinating efforts to boost crude production.
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