JOHOR BAHRU: A 53-second video of a man calmly reminding a Singaporean driver that RON95 is for Malaysia-registered vehicles only has struck a chord with netizens.
The clip, allegedly recorded at a Johor Bahru petrol station on Aug 26, shows the man walking up to the Singapore-registered car and speaking politely yet firmly.
His composed manner won over viewers, with many praising his restraint and one social media user declaring him a hero.
Others shifted the conversation to enforcement, noting that petrol stations risk a RM10,000 compound if they allow foreign vehicles to use subsidised fuel.
One commenter even suggested a practical solution, reminding the public that pressing the "Stop" button at the pump and alerting the counter is enough to prevent misuse.
The clip, allegedly recorded at a Johor Bahru petrol station on Aug 26, shows the man walking up to the Singapore-registered car and speaking politely yet firmly.
His composed manner won over viewers, with many praising his restraint and one social media user declaring him a hero.
Others shifted the conversation to enforcement, noting that petrol stations risk a RM10,000 compound if they allow foreign vehicles to use subsidised fuel.
One commenter even suggested a practical solution, reminding the public that pressing the "Stop" button at the pump and alerting the counter is enough to prevent misuse.
