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Savings can be redirected

PETALING JAYA: The RM4bil saved through the targeted subsidy for diesel can now be redirected to public initiatives for the benefit of Malaysians, say consumer groups and business associations.

Pulau pinangMalaysia generalChin chee seongSaravanan thambirajahAmir hamzah azizanMohd azamanizam baharonIndustrialists association of malaysia perdasamaFederation of malaysian consumers associations fomcaConsumers association penangAssociation of malaysiaCost of living ministryMalaysian consumers associationsSeri amir hamzah azizanDomestic tradeLiving ministryAssociation penang

The big question is when will it happen

PETALING JAYA: The diesel subsidy rationalisation is finally here but the big question remains: when will it take effect?

Malaysia generalAnwar ibrahimHamzah zainudinSaravanan thambirajahSunway university prof yeah kim lengFederation of malaysian consumers associations fomcaDatuk seri hamzah zainudinPrime minister datuk seri anwar ibrahimMalaysian consumers associationsProf yeah kim leng

Clear the air on diesel decision, say experts

PETALING JAYA: The implementation of diesel subsidy rationalisation must be transparent to ensure a smooth transition and for people to accept the change, say economists.

Malaysia generalRahmah saraMohd afzanizam abdul rashidMohd nazariMohd nazari ismailSaravanan thambirajahMohd afzanizamDatuk armizan mohd aliFederation of malaysian consumers associations fomcaBank muamalat malaysia bhdCost of living ministryMohd afzanizam abdulProf dr mohd nazari ismailDomestic tradeLiving minister datuk armizan mohd aliSumbangan asas rahmah

More bite needed to enforce smoking ban in public places

PETALING JAYA: The lack of enforcement of the smoking ban in public places, especially at eateries, in some areas has led to customers lighting up at these premises.

Malaysia generalPulau pinangSaravanan thambirajahMohideen abdul kaderFederation of malaysian consumers association fomcaRela malaysia volunteers corps departmentConsumers association of penangMalaysian muslim restaurant owners association presmaTobacco products control regulationsFood actMalaysian consumers associationMalaysia volunteers corps departmentMalaysian muslim restaurant owners associationDatuk jawahar ali taibTobacco product regulations

Ramping up enforcement

PETALING JAYA: Harsher penalties alone under new amendments to the Environmental Quality Act will not spare the country’s water sources from pollution if there is a lack of manpower to enforce the provisions, said stakeholders and trade groups.

Malaysia generalCharles santiagoSaravanan thambirajahDewan rakyatAbdul latiffNivas ragavanFederation of malaysian business associationEnvironment departmentAssociation of malaysiaDrainage departmentNational water services commissionEnergy consumer association of malaysiaEnvironmental quality actWater services commissionMalaysian business associationEnvironmental quality

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