KPDN Investigates 11 Kedah Petrol Stations Following Allegations of Water Contamination in RON95
KPDN Investigates 11 Kedah Petrol Stations Following Allegations of Water Contamination in RON95
The Kedah branch of the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) has launched an investigation into potential fuel contamination across several districts. Authorities have collected RON95 petrol samples from 11 different petrol stations to verify recent claims that water has been mixed with the fuel.
Following reports of compromised fuel quality, KPDN officials conducted targeted inspections to ensure compliance with national safety and quality standards. The samples gathered from the identified stations have been sent for laboratory analysis to detect the presence of water or other impurities. This move is intended to address growing consumer concerns and ensure that the fuel being sold meets the required specifications for automotive use.
The findings from these tests will determine whether the station operators face regulatory penalties or legal action under existing consumer protection laws. As the investigation progresses, the ministry is expected to provide further updates regarding the integrity of the fuel supply in the region. Motorhause will continue to monitor this developing situation to keep our readers informed of any impact on local refueling safety.
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