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Fact check: Did a motorist seen in video holding up a Singapore passport and pumping Ron95 petrol commit an offence?

Fact check: Did a motorist seen in video holding up a Singapore passport and pumping Ron95 petrol commit an offence?
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A viral video showing a motorist using a Singapore passport while refueling with subsidized Ron95 petrol in Malaysia has sparked online controversy. Fact-checking reveals the motorist likely rented a locally registered vehicle, which is permitted under Malaysian law.

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.

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