No water found in RON95 petrol from Batu Kawan station
The Penang Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry has cleared a petrol station in Batu Kawan of water contamination allegations. Inspections conducted by the ministry and the oil company found no evidence of water in the RON95 storage tanks.
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Consumer protection and fuel quality assurance are vital for maintaining public trust and vehicle safety in the retail energy sector.
BATU KAWAN: The Penang Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry has found no sign of water in RON95 storage tanks at a petrol station here following claims on social media.
State ministry director S. Jegan said inspections and detailed assessments conducted on Sunday (Oct 4) with representatives from the oil company and station operator found no presence of water in the tanks over the previous three days.
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