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Sungai Buloh fuel station under investigation for allegedly diluted RON95 petrol
Authorities have launched a probe into a petrol station in Sungai Buloh following complaints about potentially substandard fuel quality. Samples from the pumps have been sent for laboratory analysis to determine whether the RON95 petrol meets required specifications.
LSN Malaysia ·
A petrol station in Sungai Buloh has become the subject of an official investigation after reports emerged suggesting that fuel dispensed from its pumps may have been diluted below acceptable standards. Regulatory authorities responded by collecting three samples directly from the station's fuel pumps for comprehensive testing.
The samples have been forwarded to the chemistry department for detailed laboratory analysis to ascertain whether the RON95 petrol conforms to Malaysian fuel specifications and quality requirements. The investigation aims to determine whether there has been any deliberate dilution or contamination of the fuel supply.
The probe comes amid ongoing efforts by authorities to maintain fuel quality standards across retail petrol stations nationwide. Consumers who believe they have purchased substandard fuel are encouraged to report their concerns to the relevant regulatory authorities. The results of the laboratory analysis are expected to provide clarity on whether the station has been operating in breach of fuel quality regulations.