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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim proposed removing fuel subsidies for approximately 4 million foreigners residing in the country, who currently benefit from subsidies worth RM3-4 billion. He suggested increasing fuel prices for foreigners instead of raising the minimum fuel price for all, arguing that no other country subsidizes fuel for foreign vehicle owners or the wealthy. He assured that this targeted approach wouldn't affect most Malaysians, except the very rich. He also praised the progressive wage system and public service salary scheme for improving public perception of the unity government, citing increased support among civil servants.
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