INTERACTIVE: Pahang worst hit by inflation in restaurant, hotel sectors


PETALING JAYA: Rising prices affect many Malaysians, but those in Pahang are feeling the pinch more than others when it comes to eating out and staying in hotels.

According to Statistics Department inflation figures, the state saw the biggest rise in the annual inflation rate for restaurants and hotels in 2023 at 7.1%.

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