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New Straits Times

07-01-2005

Price hike rumours spark petrol frenzy
Edition: Main/Lifestyle

KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. - Long queues formed at petrol stations tonight, as

motorists filled up ahead of a rumoured fuel price hike.
In parts of the country, motorists had begun filling up tanks since

yesterday as phone text messages and emails spread the rumour that

eventually proved to be untrue.

Prime Minister Datuk Se...

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