Finance Ministry: Budi95 Quota Error Fixed, 200L Limit Stays
PUTRAJAYA, June 1 — The Finance Ministry has addressed a recent system glitch that temporarily displayed incorrect fuel quotas for Budi95 users. The ministry assures that the allocated quota of 200 litres per month remains unchanged for eligible individuals.
The clarification follows reports that some Budi95 subscribers saw altered quota amounts due to a late-night system error. The Finance Ministry swiftly identified and rectified the issue, ensuring that the intended fuel subsidy program continues as planned.
Budi95 is a government subsidy program designed to help eligible Malaysians afford fuel. The 200-litre monthly quota aims to provide financial relief while managing fuel consumption. The program's eligibility criteria are periodically reviewed to ensure it benefits those most in need.
The Ministry’s statement emphasized its commitment to maintaining the integrity of the Budi95 subsidy program and preventing any disruption to its beneficiaries. They are working to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future and have urged users to regularly check their accounts for any discrepancies.
Further details about the Budi95 program, including eligibility requirements and application procedures, can be found on the Finance Ministry's official website. Users experiencing ongoing issues are advised to contact the ministry's helpdesk for assistance.
