Malaysia Amends Controversial OPS GASAK Operation

Malaysia Amends OPS GASAK Operation: Relief for Small Businesses Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – In a recent press conference, the Malaysian government announced key amendments to its OPS GASAK operation. The changes, effective immediately, bring clarity to the operation's framework and offer relief to small businesses. The most significant change is the government's decision to forgo legal action against micro and small-scale food vendors who use subsidized Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). This decision follows concerns raised by these vendors about the previous regulations. "The Cabinet has agreed to the proposal from KPDN to amend the regulations," stated the speaker at the press conference. "This means no legal action will be taken against those using subsidized LPG for their businesses." The amendments also extend the scope of OPS GASAK to include a closer look at canteen activities and industrial LPG usage. The government aims to ensure fair and efficient distribution of resources. The press conference detailed the new regulations, ensuring transparency and clarity for businesses and the public. This move by the Malaysian government is expected to have a positive impact on small businesses, providing them with greater certainty and stability.