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BUDI95: Make Sure MyKad And License Details Match

Sep 30, 2025

Those who want to buy subsidized petrol under the Budi95 initiative need to ensure that the details on the MyKad and driver’s license are updated and matched.

The Finance Ministry says there are cases where licenses either have old IC numbers or incorrect details…which could prevent users from accessing the Budi95 system.

Its urging all motorists to immediately verify that their licenses are up to date with the correct details, to avoid any disruptions.

The Budi95 scheme rolls out for all eligible Malaysians today.

They will have access to RON95 petrol at a retail price of RM1.99 per liter…while those who don’t qualify will have to pay a non-subsidized price of RM2.60.

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There was nothing out of the ordinary with the sewage system where a Year Three pupil fell and died at a school in Negeri Sembilan over the weekend.

The Public Works Department says the treatment system and manhole cover were all in good condition, adding that it will continue working with the police on the investigation.

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A man who was allegedly seen in a viral video beating a pet dog with a metal rod in Ipoh, has been arrested by the police, and is currently out on bail while the investigation is ongoing.

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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has accepted an invitation to deliver a lecture at Oxford University’s Center for Islamic Studies, when a suitable time becomes available.

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And the US and Israel have jointly presented a 20-point plan to end the war in Gaza.

Among other things, it calls for an immediate ceasefire, an exchange of hostages, a staged Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and the disarmament of Hamas.

Hamas has yet to respond to the proposal, although the US has warned that it will support Israel taking whatever action necessary if the group ends up rejecting the plan.