KUALA LUMPUR: Targeted subsidy measures do not compromise the interests of the majority, assured Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
The Prime Minister said each targeted subsidy initiative aims to correct the imbalances of blanket subsidy practices that benefit the ultra-rich group and foreign nationals.
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