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Fact check: Did a motorist seen in video holding up a Singapore passport and pumping Ron95 petrol commit an offence?
The clip drew criticism after showing 23.6 litres bought for RM60, while Malaysia bars foreign-registered vehicles from buying subsidised Ron95.
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Fact check: Did a motorist seen in video holding up a Singapore passport and pumping Ron95 petrol commit an offence?
Chances are you may have seen a video circulating on social media, showing a Threads user holding up what appears to be a Singapore passport while refuelling his car with Ron95 petrol.The video, first posted on Threads by user BlackSpice, has received about 1 million views since it was posted on June 30.Its caption was deliberately inflammatory: "How to piss...
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