KUALA LUMPUR -- The Malaysian government has unveiled a slew of relief measures, including 2 billion ringgit ($500 million) in cash assistance for all adults and lower fuel prices to address cost-of-living worries.
Every adult to receive 100 ringgit; government also announces lower gas prices
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announces cash handouts and other measures in a televised speech on July 23. (Prime Minister's Office of Malaysia)
KUALA LUMPUR -- The Malaysian government has unveiled a slew of relief measures, including 2 billion ringgit ($500 million) in cash assistance for all adults and lower fuel prices to address cost-of-living worries.