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Fomca: Leaving electricity tariff unchanged helps consumers in Malaysia deal with high cost of living | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 31 The decision to retain electricity tariff for domestic consumers in Peninsular Malaysia for the 2022-2024 Regulatory Period (RP3) can help the people in dealing with the high cost of living due to the impact of pandemics and floods, the Federation of Malaysian Consumers.

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Decision to maintain electricity tariff brings relief to domestic consumers

KUALA LUMPUR: The government’s decision to maintain the current electricity tariff for domestic consumers in Peninsular Malaysia until Dec 31, 2024, as announced by the Energy Commission on Friday (Jan 28) has brought relief to over nine million consumers in the category.

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Experts urge authorities to improve RFID technology immediately

PLUS Malaysia Bhd’s rollout of the RFID system from Juru, Penang, to Skudai, Johor, on the North-South Expressway starting Jan 15 has elicited a less than favourable response from road users who questioned the effectiveness of the new toll collection system.

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Policeman honoured for going beyond call of duty

A TRAFFIC policeman who was seen in a viral video going down into a storm drain in Penampang, Sabah, to remove debris from the water pipes was rewarded with a certificate of appreciation, recognising his good deed, Sin Chew Daily reported.

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RFID on PLUS highways - Malaysian consumer groups offer mixed reaction, say more clarification is needed

RFID on PLUS highways - Malaysian consumer groups offer mixed reaction, say more clarification is needed
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