If float it should be updated daily rather than monthly.

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Added on July 16, 2010, 9:19 amI realize that the gomen sector using a lot of non-local brand vehicles for instance JPJ using Immigration and Fortuner 2.7L, Highway patrol police using X-Trail and a fleet of EvoX. All this are fuel guzzling vehicle. There is no need for the 2.7L Fortuner as the 2.5L Diesel is cheaper on the running cost n cheaper as well better still use the Exora if they need the space. As for the Police why Evo n not the Satria GTi? After all they only travel in pairs and most 3 person the most!! Y are we paying for their luxury and petrol?  I've 5 polis Evo X patrolling 2 rows of shophouses at the same time escorting a chief to the Bank!!  Is this the right way waste?  If they want their presence to be felt, I suggest use a Hi-ace or better still their FRU truck which can carry more personnel!!  Gomen always said that we were subsidized in BILLIONS of RM for petrol but in actual fact, how many % of the petrol subsidized by the Gomen are used/enjoyed by the people ?

If you make it big, then any country is the same. Infact, 3rd world country is better (read : Malaysia, Indon, Thai etc).

If you are middle class, then go Singapore, you're better off there.

If you are poor, then you dont have a choice.

so you are saying malaysian are richer than ppl in UK, Germany, France and USA ?

IMHO, if you are poor, stay in a even poorer country like Indonesia, Thailand, certain part of China. Their average majority monthly income is less than RM1k per month.

damage had been done when the fuel price went up to RM2.70, so why argue over it? crude oil will be more expensive if the demand grow and fuel price will increase in the future

for the 5 cent increase, i think it is acceptable lah, let Ron97 floating also a wise choice, too much of subsidize won't help the country growth
those who need more "vroom vroom" won't subsidize by government, isn't that fair for us?

I briefly read this and here's a fact.

In Thailand, fuel prices are not subsidized. Folks there there have been living happily for a while without any subsidy all these while.

My point is that ... we have been so comfortable living in subsidy thus all these problems arise. If you are complaining about the gov, tell me where in the world the gov is corruption free ? Mamak teh tarik prices goes up coz he maintains the level of sugar in the drinks. Carbonated water manufacturers are not fault free as well. We have one of the highest content of sugar in our drinks in the world.

Compare the sugar content in a can of Coke in Japan, Korea, China, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia and you'll see.

I felt Malaysians should grow up and learn to be competitive. Once you feel you are competitive and you think Malaysia is not the place ... work elsewhere and they will pay you better and squeeze the living lights of you better as well. Honestly removal of subsidy is the way to go towards achieving better competitiveness. And I have been to countries where there's just too much subsidy - you really wish like you want to go back home to Malaysia.

if put corruption issue in, everyone can blame on government, if you are not happy, vote for changes

either Mr.A cut down his expenses or work hard to get increment, that's it, simple. Instead of whining, find a solution to settle the problem

90% less than rm3k, where u get that figure. I agree with no money find money. If your current company not paying u high enough, go somewhere else. If required, upgrade ur skill.

You don't tell me you wan high salary, no need to work, no need to pay tax, gomen sponsor everything? this kinda thing like doesn't exist in the world. If got tell me, i'll be the first to go.

90% less than rm3k, where u get that figure. I agree with no money find money. If your current company not paying u high enough, go somewhere else. If required, upgrade ur skill.

You don't tell me you wan high salary, no need to work, no need to pay tax, gomen sponsor everything? this kinda thing like doesn't exist in the world. If got tell me, i'll be the first to go.