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Caltex Malaysia has announced a temporary disruption in fuel supply affecting five states, raising concerns among consumers and businesses. The issue is expected to be resolved as efforts are underway to restore supply.
The disruption is linked to logistical challenges, though authorities have assured that mitigation measures are being implemented. Consumers have been advised to plan their fuel usage accordingly.
Industry observers note that such disruptions highlight the importance of supply chain resilience. With global energy uncertainties persisting, ensuring stable fuel distribution remains a key priority.
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