Malaysia's Cooking Gas Subsidy Removal Sparks Fierce Debate

Putrajaya cooking gas subsidy removal sparks controversy in Malaysia. Small business owners are up in arms after the government's decision to remove subsidies on cooking gas, with claims of unfair targeting and economic hardship. Opposition parties have accused the government of robbery, stating that the move disproportionately affects small businesses. However, the government maintains that the decision is part of a broader initiative to combat gas smuggling and leakage. "This is not about ending subsidies; it's about ensuring fair distribution and preventing losses," said a government spokesperson. The video also highlights the government's efforts to combat the illegal sale of subsidized gas. The controversy highlights the challenges faced by small businesses in navigating government policies and the importance of transparent communication.