Overview

• Police and armed forces gain early access on Sept. 27, Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah recipients on Sept. 28, with nationwide availability on Sept. 30.
• The RM1.99 rate is a six-sen reduction from RM2.05 and is expected to benefit more than 16 million Malaysians.
• Eligibility applies to Malaysian citizens holding valid driving licences, while non-citizens pay RM2.60 per litre.
• Drivers claim the rate via MyKad at pumps or counters or through fuel-company apps, with purchases capped at 300 litres per month per person and exceptions for ride-hailing drivers.
• Officials say savings from subsidy changes will be directed to public infrastructure and assistance for the needy.